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OUTDOORS
The army of orange takes to the woods
The two sides of deer hunting -- the boisterous comraderie with our shack partners and the quiet solitude of the woods -- keep us coming back every year.By Sam Cook , November 07, 2009
Wannabe birder blog: Good evening, grosbeak
By John Lundy , November 06, 2009
Outdoors blog: Pipeline construction continues in deer season
By Sam Cook , November 06, 2009
Outdoors blog: The dichotomy of deer season
By Sam Cook , November 06, 2009
It’s a privilege to share the hunt
The yellow dog has had enough. She would like to keep hunting, and so would I. But with 20 minutes of sunlight left in this November afternoon, I have called off the hunt.By Sam Cook , November 06, 2009
2009 Minnesota firearms deer season
Season: Saturday through Nov. 22 in Northeastern MinnesotaNovember 06, 2009
100 years old and still hunting
GRAND RAPIDS — Wes Libbey can still remember the first buck he shot at. A big 12-pointer, he recalled.
By Sam Cook , November 06, 2009
Our Outdoors: Taxidermy tips for the uninitiated
Tips and tricks from North Dakotan Jamie Risovi, one of the region’s most renowned big-game taxidermists.
By Nick Simonson , November 05, 2009
Outdoors blog: Images from pheasant country
By Sam Cook , November 05, 2009
Campground expansion is Two Harbors' next big-ticket item
A $1.5 million Burlington Bay Campground addition may become a reality this spring if bonding is approved in the state legislative session opening in January.
By Matt Suoja , November 05, 2009
Enbridge project could affect Minnesota deer hunting access
The Enbridge Energy project stretches from the North Dakota border through Thief River Falls, Clearbrook, Bemidji, and Grand Rapids to Superior, including the Chippewa National Forest.By Grand Forks (N.D.) Herald , November 05, 2009
Hanging, and hang gliding, in and around Chattanooga
By Mary Ann Anderson , November 04, 2009
Wisconsin seeking nominees for ethical hunting award
The award, started in 1997, acknowledges positive contributions made by safe and responsible hunters.November 04, 2009
Public hearing set on Ness Township rezoning
The rezoning originally was requested for a resident who wants to operate a pheasant hunting farm on his and relative’s lands.By John Myers , November 03, 2009
Minnesota owns ATV record — for the moment
There's a game of ATV one-upmanship going on as the Silver Bay parade apparently has only a tenuous hold on its recently attained world record.November 03, 2009
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OUR VOICES Eh? Tuesday? Beer bear caught on tape
The black bear that sauntered into a Hayward grocery store last week and then lay down for a nap in the beer cooler has been released back into the wild. The bear spent the night at the local Department of Natural Resources and then was released unharmed the next morning. "He looked healthy a
Posted by: jdelage on Oct 20, 2009 at 12:29 AM | Eh? Online?OUR VOICES Hartley Nature Center's Nature Nook
Hartley Field is a wonderful spot of wilderness inside the Duluth city limits, 660 acres of city-owned land that is open to the public. Hartley Nature Center is a beaut
OUR VOICES Who's ready for a hike?
Posted by: Beverly on Oct 17, 2009 at 4:55 PM | Take the Kids
OUR VOICES Duluth conference on outdoor education
Get your kids outside... Now. That's the message that will reverberate at the third conference hosted by Gender Matters, a relatively new nonprofit focused on improving education. The latest installment looks at why getting kids outside and enraptured by nature is important to their development.
Posted by: Sarah Horner on Oct 12, 2009 at 9:59 AM | eduSpeakOUR VOICES July 4 BWCAW blowdown
Today the Attic
OUR VOICES Sick birds?
Reports of sick, dying or dead redpolls and pine siskins have been cropping up on the Minnesota Ornithologists' Union's e-mail listserv, and many of those reports are from this area. The experts say the culprit probably is a form of salmonella, and that it's a fairly common thing with these birds at
Posted by: John Lundy on Apr 5, 2009 at 5:32 PM | The Wannabe Birder
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