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STAFF BLOG OUTDOORS WITH SAM COOK Appeals court denies challenge to wolf hunting, trapping season
The Minnesota Court of Appeals today denied a challenge brought by two conservation groups concerning the hunting and trapping of wolves in the state. The lawsuit argued that the Department of Natural...
Posted on 5/28/13 at 11:44 AM
CUTE 'N' COMFY Photo shoot in the park
Wow, it's been a busy few weeks. I've been writing a lot of stories, taking some photographs and interviewing a lot of fun and interesting people, and I can't forget about the ghost hunting. Yes, g...
Posted on 11/1/12 at 4:52 PM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Higher fees, no early fishing opener in compromise
Minnesotas hunting and fishing license fees would increase and wolves could be hunted and trapped under a compromise that state House and Senate negotiators have worked out. However, the much-discuss...
Posted on 4/27/12 at 11:20 AM
STAFF BLOG THE AREAVOICES COMMUNITY Jamestown Sun wants your hunting blog!
The Jamestown Sun does a nice job highlighting Areavoices bloggers in a special way. Each week they do a page of nothing but Areavoices blogs. Right now editor Logan Adams is looking for blogs relat...
Posted on 11/10/11 at 2:34 PM
THE RACING LIFE The Racing Life on DVD Winners!
Thank you to everyone that sent in their best hunting photo to win a DVD! We narrowed the best down to 2 and they will BOTH get Season 1 of The Racing Life on DVD! ...
Posted on 11/9/11 at 8:46 PM
States have a duty to maintain hunting seasons that benefit all 
Arguments remain as to whether wolf hunting seasons should continue. Like elsewhere, Minnesota and Wisconsin, both of which hosted their first sanctioned wolf hunts in decades this past fall, face outrage from environmentalists and animal-rights activists.
By Jake Crim , April 07, 2013
Field reports: Gunflint-area closures will protect walleyes
As in past years, several waters in Cook County along the Gunflint Trail will be closed to fishing during the beginning of the 2013 fishing season to protect concentrations of spawning walleyes.
By Sam Cook , April 07, 2013
Worth the climb
Dan Schafter and his turkey-hunting buddies used to hunt a farmer’s land in southwestern Wisconsin’s Richland County. But they knew, going in, they were going to have to pay their dues.
By Sam Cook , April 07, 2013
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Sunday Opinion: Howling over wolves
The ongoing debate over wolf hunting made headlines last week when lawyers argued in court whether wildlife officials adequately considered public concerns before authorizing last year’s hunt.
April 07, 2013
Surging gun sales pump millions into wildlife restoration
The recent rush by gun enthusiasts to buy firearms could have a surprising consequence: millions more dollars to protect pheasants, deer and other wildlife.
By Jim Malewitz , April 02, 2013
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Outdoors notes
Twin Ports Walleye Association (TPWA) is offering a $1,000 scholarship to seniors in high school or returning post-secondary students. Students must be referred by a TPWA member. Deadline: Today. Call (218) 391-6874 with questions.
March 31, 2013
Minnesota cuts number of bear hunting permits by 35 percent
Applications for 2013 Minnesota bear hunting licenses will be available starting Monday, and there will be about 35 percent fewer licenses available this fall compared to the 2012 season.
By News Tribune staff , March 31, 2013
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Monday — Opening of catch-and-release trout season in southeastern Minnesota.
March 31, 2013
Field reports: Snowmobiling still OK on public land
While recent warm weather is rapidly shrinking the snowpack, enough snow remains across parts of northern Minnesota to allow the snowmobile season to extend into April for the first time in years, the Department of Natural Resources reported.
By News Tribune staff , March 31, 2013
Wisconsin DNR: No elk hunt in 2013
Department of Natural Resources big game ecologist Kevin Wallenfang issued a statement today saying the herd still hasn't grown enough to sustain a hunt.
By Associated Press report , March 27, 2013
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Bull caribou before breakfast
The first hint of gray had seeped into the Alaskan landscape on a September morning last year when Mike Schrage left his tent. He was alone on the land.
By Sam Cook , March 24, 2013
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Wisconsin lawmaker wants open season on woodchucks
How many woodchucks could hunters kill if hunters could kill woodchucks? Wisconsin might soon find out.
By Associated Press report , March 22, 2013
Despite late snow, winter isn’t hard on deer
Although a lot of snow has fallen across northern Minnesota since early February, the Winter Severity Index compiled by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources remains below average, said Tom Rusch, DNR area wildlife manager at Tower.
By News Tribune staff , March 17, 2013
Field reports: Ice shelters must be off most lakes in the area by tomorrow
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources reminds ice anglers in Northeastern Minnesota of ice shelter removal dates on lakes north of U.S. Highway 2. Dark houses, fish houses and portable shelters must be off the ice of inland lakes no later than midnight on Monday, March 18. For Minnesota-Canada border waters, the deadline for removal is March 31. Anglers are advised to remove shelters earlier if ice conditions warrant.
By Sam Cook , March 17, 2013
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March 30 — Opening of early steelhead season on Wisconsin’s Brule River, U.S. Highway 2 to Lake Superior.
March 17, 2013
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