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St. Paul A bill that would add sharper teeth and more muscle to laws directed at poachers with gross overlimits of game or fish is facing few hurdles as it heads for the Minnesota House

Owner: “It’s so senseless.” By Shawn Perich Field Editor Meadowlands, Minn. The Minnesota DNR is conducting an internal investigation of a state conservation officer who admitted to shooting two dogs on private property within sight

Mar. 31: Minnesota Valley DU Chapter will hold their 23rd Annual fundraider/banquet. For more info contact James Beilke at 507-249-3985. Mar. 31: Wheaton Ducks Unlimited banquet is being held at the Wheaton American Legion starting

3 p.m., Admission is $3.50 unless otherwise noted. Children under 12 free with adult. For dealer information call (763) 444-9685. Mar. 31-April 1: Brooklyn Park Armory, 5500 85th Ave. April 14: West St. Paul Armory,

Brainerd, Minn. East-central Minnesota fishermen aired their opinions on proposed changes to statewide fishing bag limits last week at Central Lakes College. The meeting, one of 19 in Minnesota until March 28, was attended by

April 5: Hot walleye tactics by “Tackle Terry” Tuma at 7:00 p.m. at Gander Mountain in Bloomington. For more information call 952-881-0575. Thorne Bros. 2001 Muskie seminar schedule. April 23: The St. Cloud Fly Anglers

To reduce harvest and enhance walleye populations on Rainy Lake, all walleyes 17 to 28 inches long must be released, with only one over 28 inches allowed in a daily and possession limit of 12

I’m no muskie expert. In fact, I only began fishing for the long, mean fish during the last decade of the last century. There are muskie men who have caught more muskies in a single

If you are one of the thousands of people who attend the Minnesota Deer Classic on March, 16, 17 and 18, here are some tips for getting the most out of the show. Few people