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DNR: Don’t bring the duk remote’ hunting

Editor St. Paul The Minnesota DNR will enforce an existing law this fall to prevent hunters from using radio-control devices to operate electric-powered, spinning-wing duck and goose decoys afield. The state Attorney General’s office has

Moe letter fuels WMA/ATV debate

Associate Editor St. Paul The Minnesota Legislature may be in recess, but the political wheels continue to turn in the debate about all-terrain vehicle use in potential wildlife management areas. In a letter obtained by

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ALEXANDRIA AREA Walleye action has picked up on Lake Ida and Lake Miltona along the deeper weed edges. There are also a few fish coming off the main lake humps in 30 to 40 feet

Judge puts hold on mourning dove hunt

Associated Press Writer Madison, Wis. A judge last week put on hold Wisconsin’s first mourning dove hunt, which had been scheduled to start Sept. 1. Dane County Circuit Judge Daniel Moeser granted a request from

McCallum not tipping hand on vetos

Madison Even the highest level legislators seemed out of the loop as of press time on potential budget vetos that could be made by Gov. Scott McCallum. McCallum’s staff members said the governor is expected

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