Bloomington, Minn. Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge officials are looking for talented Minnesota youth to participate in the Minnesota Junior Duck Stamp Program, a conservation program designed to teach students about waterfowl and their habitat.
Minnesota Firearms Exchange. Call 763-434-7269 for more info. Saturday shows 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and Sunday 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Nov. 24-25: St. Cloud National Guard Armory, 1710 8th St. North Dec. 15-16: Duluth National Guard Armory
Since I spend 100-plus days hunting each fall, fishing often takes a backseat. But I always make time for an October fishing trip or two. The reason for squeezing in one last cast is selfish.
Schedule I lakes will be opened and closed on a 48-hour notice posted at lake accesses and public landings, as in the past. Upper Red Lake in Beltrami County, will not be opened to netting
Oct. 6-7: 13th Annual Greater Wisconsin Catch & Release Muskie Tournament, St. Germain, Wis., call 800-727-7203. This release tournament draws more than 300 anglers to 10 lakes in the St. Germain area. Individual and team
Sept. 29: North Heron Lake Game Producers Banquet at Heron Lake. Happy hour: 5 p.m. with pork chop dinner to follow at 6 p.m. For more info contact Gene Rossow. Oct.: Northern’s Inc. Catch &
Minnesota Walleye Alliance, Brainerd Chapter meets the first Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. at The Elks Lodge at 202 S 4th St. in Brainerd. Call Dave at 952-932-0992 for more info. Rapids Archery
Most antlerless deer tags should come out on time By Tim Spielman Associate Editor St. Paul Like all other realms of state government, DNR electronic licensing would feel the effects of a government workers strike,
Hunts: Sept. 28-30: Grouse and Woodcock Hunting weekend, Laurentian ELC, Britt. Cost: $250 incl guides, room and board, dogs to help find the birds and instruction. 1-888-749-1288. Oct. 12-14: Hunting Weekend, Eagle Bluff ELC, Lanesboro.
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