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Still plenty of grouse, rooster outlook bright

Grand Rapids, Minn. With a grouse population expected to be in the early stages of a downward cycle, most hunters have been pleasantly surprised with the number of birds they’ve seen this season. According to

DNR: Keep remaining Con-Cons as WMAs

St. Paul The DNR has decided the best thing for the remaining 102,000 acres of “Con-Con” lands in northern Minnesota is continuation of the way it’s been managed for the past nine years as wildlife

Senate leaders speak for CARA

Washington, D.C. Senate leaders sent a letter to Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert on Tuesday saying they intend to give the Conservation and Reinvestment Act full consideration on the Senate Floor. “This is the

Minnesota Ruffed Grouse Society Fall banquets:

Sept. 7: Grand Marais, Northern Light Supper Club. For more info contact Scott Puch at 218-387-1923. Sept. 14: Aitkin, The Landing. For more info contact Jim McDonald at 218-927-2669. Sept. 21: Thief River Falls, Elks

“Pick pocket” pheasants for 2000

Miss Meg, our nearly 10-year-old Brittany lays on the couch adjacent to my desk as I write these words. Meg is lucky she’s a dog this year. She doesn’t read Outdoor News, so she doesn’t

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