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Monthly Archives: August 2010
Hunters: Don’t shoot research bears
Hunters participating in this fall’s bear hunt, which opens Wednesday, should avoid shooting radio-collared or ear-tagged bears, say Minnesota Department of Natural Resources wildlife officials. It is legal to for a hunter to take a bear wearing a radio collar … Continue reading
Tagged bears, hunting, wildlife, wildlife research
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Apparent rock shortage in canoe country
Thomas Wahlstrom, a Minnesota Department of Natural Resources conservation officer at Tofte focused his enforcement action in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness this past week, along with other area officers. “Many groups were checked, with a wide array of … Continue reading
Tagged Boundary Waters, canoe, canoe country, canoeing, wilderness
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MN surplus turkey licenses available Sept. 13
Fall wild turkey hunting licenses that remain after the landowner and regular lottery drawings will be available at noon on Monday, Sept. 13, at Minnesota Department of Natural Resources license agents and online at mndnr.gov/buyalicense, according to a DNR news … Continue reading
Tagged hunting, turkey
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EPA: No ban on lead hunting ammunition
On Friday, the Environmental Protection Agency denied a petition by five environmental groups to ban lead in hunting ammunition. Here’s a link to a story on the topic.
Tagged ammunition, environment, guns, hunting, lead
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Record number of hunters registered for Duluth hunt
A record total of 339 hunters is registered for Duluth’s sixth annual bowhunt for deer. The hunt begins Sept. 18, concurrently with the state’s regular archery deer season, and continues through Dec. 31. Last year, 316 hunters took part in … Continue reading
Tagged bow hunting, deer, hunting, whitetail
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Encounter with a beautiful whitetail buck
When I was hiking at Sleeping Giant Provincial Park last weekend with Mike Link and Kate Crowley (they’re the Willow River couple hiking around Lake Superior this summer), we had a remarkable encounter with a whitetail buck. He came swimming … Continue reading
AIM walleye tournament headed for Lake Winnie
Lake Winnibigoshish near Deer River will be buzzing with walleye anglers Sept. 1, 2 and 3 when the second annual AIM Catch, Record & Release Championship Tournament will be held there. More than $100,000 in prizes will be awarded. AIM … Continue reading
S.D. pheasant count up slightly
It looks like another excellent year of pheasant hunting in South Dakota. Here’s today’s news release from South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks: This autumn, hunters in South Dakota will enjoy pheasant numbers that continue to be some of the … Continue reading
Wisconsin fall turkey permits on sale Saturday
Remaining permits for the Wisconsin’s fall turkey hunting season will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis starting Saturday. In total, 95,700 permits were available for the fall 2010 turkey season. More than 48,900 permits were issued to hunters who … Continue reading
Eric Larsen to attempt Mount Everest this fall
Polar explorer Eric Larsen announced that he will depart this week on his quest to summit Mount Everest, the final leg of his “Save the Poles†expedition, a first-ever journey to the South Pole, North Pole and summit of Mt. … Continue reading
