North Dakota, tribe to collaborate on Standing Rock elk season
“The right thing for landowners, tribal members, wildlife and North Dakota hunting enthusiasts.”
North Dakota
In North Dakota, drought helps North America’s largest white pelican refuge
Some 27,120 breeding adults have returned from as far away as California and the Gulf Coast to raise their chicks. That’s down about 6,600 birds from last year, but still is among the highest recorded at the 4,385-acre refuge north of Medina. A record 35,466 birds were counted at the refuge in 2000.
Birders set to converge on North Dakota festival
The Potholes and Prairies Birding Festival, scheduled June 14-18 in Carrington, N.D., drew 90 birders from 29 continental states and British Columbia last year.
Dakotas buffalo trail tour traces story of American bison
Tour officially opens June 11, starting in Hettinger, N.D., then traveling into South Dakota before returning north with an opportunity to see the Standing Rock Sioux’s tribal bison herds.
Roosevelt National Park supporters look to block refinery
Meridian, formed by a partnership with agricultural interests in North Dakota to develop the refinery, plans to push forward on the $900 million project, which it says will be a model for environmentally friendly technology.
500 gallons of diesel fuel spills into popular North Dakota fishery
But there have been no reports of harm to fish or wildlife at Devils Lake.
The sights — and sounds — of the spring light goose season
The spring conservation order is a great opportunity to see unbelievable flocks of snow geese.
Likely world-record white bass caught on Devils Lake
Although still waiting for IGFA confirmation, the fish bested the old record by more than a half-pound.
In snowy North Dakota, hungry deer pose problems
North Dakota Game and Fish Department cost-share program helps landowners prevent damage to their property
North Dakota offering fewer licenses for spring turkey hunt
One of the 22 hunting units has slightly more spring licenses than in 2016, five have fewer and 15 remain the same
Hundreds of buffalo quarantined because of poison concerns in Dakotas
The illegal poison was used to kill prairie dogs
North Dakota gearing up for NASP tournament
State’s National Archery in the Schools Program state tournament March 17-18 at the State Fair Center in Minot
Ice-building, ice fishing on verge of turning in Upper Midwest
And from the winter streams trout opener in southeastern Minnesota to a kids’ ice fishing clinic in Iowa, winter fishing starts to kick into high gear this holiday weekend
Plan aims to save Plains Indian archaeology in North Dakota
Would preserve ancestral homelands of Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara, remains of earth lodges, and artifacts.
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