OUTDOORS
OUTDOORS: Deer hunting season dismal so far
WORTHINGTON — The deer season was just exactly what I thought that it would be.By Scott Rall , November 20, 2009
OUTDOORS: LSOHC funding, getting a piece of the pie
WORTHINGTON — This week is a big week in the land of fish and wildlife funding. The Lessard/Sams Outdoor Heritage Council members started their decision making process for the 2010 funding year yesterday. I was in St. Paul for a meeting, adding my two cents worth to the endeavor.By Scott Rall , November 12, 2009
Hunting at 100: Wes Libbey ready to look for his buck 
GRAND RAPIDS, Minn. — Wes Libbey can still remember the first buck he shot at. A big 12-pointer, he recalled.
By Sam Cook, Forum Communications Co. , November 06, 2009
OUTDOORS: This and that for deer hunting tomorrow 
WORTHINGTON — Tomorrow is the opener of the 2009 firearms deer season.
This is going to be one of the gun seasons that the final score will most likely look something like deer 5,950, hunters 51.
By Scott Rall , November 06, 2009
DNR wildlife manager sticks with hunting dogs 
DETROIT LAKES - A cowbell clangs wildly as the dog frantically scours the woods for game. Then suddenly, the woods fall silent. His sensitive snout is onto something.
By Brian Basham, DL-Online , November 05, 2009
Parks offer ‘daily rate special’ to attract campers 
WILLMAR — Kandiyohi County parks will offer half-price camping rates to off-season visitors next year.
By Carolyn Lange, West Central Tribune , October 30, 2009
A few minutes with a dog will improve chances 
WORTHINGTON — So it’s the third weekend of the Minnesota pheasant season and the reports are generally very bad.
By Scott Rall , October 30, 2009
Fall fishing 
October 27, 2009
Mentors take youths hunting 
WORTHINGTON — After what seemed like a month of cold, rainy weather, Mother Nature cooperated Saturday and allowed a select group of pheasant hunters to attend the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources/Minnesota Pheasants Forever Youth Mentor Hunt.
By Justine Wettschreck , October 26, 2009
Mute swans can become king of the pond 
WORTHINGTON — I was reading the Daily Globe during the past few weeks and was following the story about the local mute swan issue that was unfolding.
By Scott Rall , October 23, 2009
DNR designating more MN lakes 'infested waters' 
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — The discovery of an exotic species is prompting stricter rules for anglers on Upper and Lower Twin lakes in Hubbard and Wadena counties.
By Associated Press , October 21, 2009
Standing crops hurt hunter success 
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — State Game, Fish and Parks officials say two weeks of precipitation before the opening weekend of South Dakota's pheasant season helped limit the places where hunters could chase their wily prey.
By Associated Press , October 19, 2009
Swan song nears for Worthington birds 
Demuths' mute swans no longer welcome on lakeWORTHINGTON — Bob and Betty Demuth can’t go to the grocery store without someone stopping them and asking about their swans.
By Beth Rickers , October 17, 2009
OUTDOORS: To cut or not to cut, that is the question
WORTHINGTON — The chase is now on between the ever-elusive ring neck pheasant and myself (with the help of three very fine dogs).By Scott Rall , October 16, 2009
Nothing to grouse about 
DULUTH - Three weeks into Minnesota’s grouse season, the verdict still seems to be out on bird numbers.
By Sam Cook, Duluth News Tribune , October 13, 2009
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The thrill of the hunt
Well, it's opening weekend of deer hunting season for all those slug hunters out there, and here I sit in my cozy little house trying to get some work done. Years ago, when I was growing up on the farm, I'd be up before the sun with all of the excitement and anticipation. A gun-toting female I am n
Posted by: Julie Buntjer on Nov 7, 2009 at 8:10 AM | The Farm Bleat1944: Two More State Hunters Killed
Two people were killed in hunting accidents already in October 1944. One was shot by an unidentified hunting companion and the other by a very ident
1959: Lake Okabena Water Quality Issues for Hunters
Posted by: Kari Lucin, Daily Globe on Oct 1, 2009 at 7:00 PM | Reprint
1934: Low Water Level in Round Lake Forces Fish Removal
In 1934, the water level in Round Lake was so low the state game and fish division pulled fish out of there so they wouldn't be killed when the lake
1934: Game Management and Conservation
This 1934 Daily Globe editorial advocates proper game management, tying it to conservation decades before the word "recycling" started to
Outdoors funding meetings set
A committee that recommends how to spend sales tax money on outdoors projects plans a series of meetings to hear from conservation professionals and the general public. The Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage Council must annually recommend how to spend millions of dollars raised from a sales tax increas
Posted by: Don Davis on Jul 29, 2009 at 3:37 PM | Capitol Chatter1934: Save the Pheasants (For Lunch?)

Posted by: Kari Lucin, Daily Globe on Jul 23, 2009 at 5:00 AM | Reprint
Green, green, it's green they say
Mike Kilgore
Mike Kilgore says the green Minnesotans pay in a higher tax beginning Wednesday will mean a greener Minnesota in a year.
Minnesota forests will stay green, prairies wil
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