May 28, 2013 in Alexandria Echo Press
Hunting is a tradition intertwined into the lives of many Minnesotans and before they hit the slough, field or forest, those hunters have a substantial economic impact in the state. Continue Reading
November 13, 2012 in West Central Tribune
MADISON Law enforcement officers rescued three stranded duck hunters from an island in Marsh Lake Sunday evening. Continue Reading
November 12, 2012 in The Dickinson Press
BISMARCK North Dakota hunters and conservationists face a daunting set of challenges ranging from an oil boom to high crop prices that encourage farmers to plow conservation acres Continue Reading
October 20, 2012 in The Dickinson Press
AMIDON With their guns primed and pheasants on their minds, about a dozen hunters entered Harold Narum’s field near Amidon on Saturday. Continue Reading
March 15, 2012 in Alexandria Echo Press
It is not something heard much around the Legislature: people suggesting fees they pay go up.
But Minnesota anglers and hunters did just that Tuesday and the Senate natural resources committees complied, backing a bill that ups fees to replenish a fund running out of money and help fight invasive species. Continue Reading
January 12, 2012 in Grand Forks Herald
While many hunters and anglers associate spring and summer with fishing season and fall with hunting season, truth be told, fishing in North Dakota is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week and 365 days each year. Continue Reading
December 17, 2011 in Pierce County Herald
The Natural Resources Board has told DNR staff to start working on rules to allow hunters to leave their tree stands on state-managed land overnight. Continue Reading
September 28, 2011 in Worthington Daily Globe
Jeanie Bender, Worthington, talks with Ohio Valley Gold and Silver Refinery manager and purchasing agent Kevin Berg about a small collection of coins Thursday afternoon at the Holiday Inn Express in Worthington. OVGSR is buying precious metals, antiques and other collectibles at the site. Continue Reading
October 13, 2010 in Grand Forks Herald
Right now, NDSU students sometimes place hunting equipment in their locked cars in campus parking lots. He says that practice becomes a safety issue if a vehicle is burglarized. The storage site will be mandatory. Continue Reading
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