Aug. 16: WWA Lakeshore Chapter Annual banquet. For more info call Paul Becker at 920-793-4511. Aug. 25: Dunn County Fish & Game Assoc. Conservation Banquet at their Club House in Menomonie. For more info contact
Sept. 8: TIP (Turn In Poachers) banquet Detroit Lakes Elks Club. For more info call 651-406-9111. June 24: The Lewiston Sportsmen’s Club 3D Shoot fundraiser for the Winona County Food Shelf. 30 3D targets. For
The course will consist of four training sessions, plus a field day. Sessions are from 6:30-9 p.m. on Sept. 4, 6, 11, and 13 at the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge in Bloomington. The field
Madison DNR secretary Darrell Bazzell continued rounding out his administrative team by inviting endangered resources chief Barbara Zellmer to be the agency’s executive assistant. Zellmer was the chief of the DNR’s Endangered Resources Ecosystem and
Associate Editor Altura, Minn. The string may be over. After six years of setting spring turkey harvest records, Minnesota hunters this spring may have fallen short of the mark set in 2000. Gary Nelson, DNR
NORTHEAST METRO Bass anglers continue to do very well on most area lakes. With a few days of consistent weather these fish have been shallow. If a weather front moves through, look deeper for consistent
Landon Gryczkowski, of Argonne, caught a 32-inch, 14.48-pound splake April 14 in Lake Michigan off Marinette County. Splake, a lake trout, brook trout hybrid, have been stocked in Lake Michigan since the early 80s. Stan
On January 1, 2001, the requirements to carry, borrow or purchase firearms in Canada changed. In recognition of these changes, Outdoor News in partnership with Cablela’s is conducting a course explaining the new laws. We
Sighting were reported near Bratsburg, about five miles south of Rushford, according to Conservation Officer Dan Book. Similar sightings were reported about 40 miles away, near Elgin, last week. It could possibly be the same
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