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Monthly Archives: March 2010
2010 bull moose hunting permit application deadline is May 7
Minnesota residents who wish to participate in the 2010 moose hunt this fall in northeastern Minnesota must apply by Friday, May 7. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will make 213 permits available in 30 zones. Hunt participants will … Continue reading
How March Weather Effects Pheasant and Wildlife
In like a kitten and out like a lamb. I know that’s not exactly how the traditional saying goes, as I’m substituting a kitten in place of lion to describe the month of March. At least, that’s how I’d like … Continue reading
Northland Outdoor Education Graduates in the Work Force
Amy Von Diest Outdoor Education/ Adventure Education/ Secondary Education (teaching Certification)/ Environmental Education Minor Rural Development Director Girl Scouts Susitna Council Anchorage/ Western Alaska villages I have been living and working here in Alaska for 8 years now. Nearly 5 … Continue reading
ND Spring Snow Geese
The 2010 spring snow goose conservation season opened Feb 20. No we didn’t make a mistake, the probability of snow geese migrating back into North Dakota before March is slim, but the remote chance of a mild winter, limited snow … Continue reading
10 Steps to Developing a Skilled Hunting Dog
1Choosing a breed that fits your style of hunting. such as wild pheasants in heavy cover, Open ground of the south and west for quail, or wooded timber in the north country for grouse and woodcock. 2Choosing a breeding that … Continue reading
DNR working to establish northwest sandhill crane season
Bemidji, Minn. – A plan that’s been in the works for a few years could come to fruition this fall. The DNR_next week will ask for flyway council approval of a sandhill crane season in the northwest part of the … Continue reading
15 dogs rescued from dogfighting ring in Benton County
ALSEA — Benton County Sheriff’s deputies found 15 malnourished pit bulls with old scars or fresh wounds last week, providing a glimpse into dogfighting rings in the area. The Corvallis Gazette Times reports deputies also found three dead dogs buried … Continue reading
Early Spring River Walleyes
Although there is still plenty of ice-fishing going on, some anglers throughout the Midwest are already enjoying open water fishing. They’re on rivers, and they’re fishing for walleyes. Walleyes will eat a bait year ‘round. While they will get more … Continue reading
Keep a close eye on your farm as snow melts, waters rise
The snow’s melting rapidly, and while it’s cause for serious concern in river watersheds and low-lying areas around the Midwest, the rapid change should be a call to action to keep things in good shape on your farm, says one … Continue reading
Musher Mackey wins 4th Iditarod, sets record
Fairbanks musher Lance Mackey crossed the finish line of the 38th Iditarod Sled Dog Race in Nome, Alaska at 2:59 Tuesday, becoming the first to win the famous race four times in a row. "I had seven dogs who would … Continue reading
