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Mille Lacs Input Group talks with DNR, AG staff

Garrison, Minn. “You’re speaking to people in this room who may not make it until this winter. You’re dealing with real lives here this isn’t numbers.” Bill Lundeen echoed the tone of the meeting and

Kansas W&Ps official takes helm of USFWS

Topeka, Kan. Kansas Wildlife and Parks Secretary Steve Williams has been nominated by President Bush to be the next director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The nomination was one of eight, which await

Legislature agrees to splinter forestry

Editor Madison While the DNR secretary lobbies the governor for a veto on a new forestry department, the legislator who settled for a crust of bread says he can prove he made the right decision

Canvasback season in question this fall

Associate Editor St. Paul It’s been eight years since Minnesota hunters were told they could not shoot canvasbacks during the waterfowl season. This year, it could happen again. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has

Aug. 10-12, 17-19: 20th Annual Game Fair 2001 at Armstrong Ranch in Anoka from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Celebrities, free seminars, all new shotgun shooting, outdoor exhibits, dog events, archery, kid games and more. For more info call 763-427-0944 or see the we

Aug. 25-26: 1st Annual Central Minnesota Hunting Expo at the MotoCity Raceway and MotoDome in Staples. For more info call Jeff or Dawn Oldenburg at 218-894-5089 or 218-894-1487 or email at motocity@wcta.net Aug. 25-26: Zumbro

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