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Legacy funding debate splits urban and rural senators
By Don Davis Rural and urban Minnesota senators battled Wednesday night about how to divide outdoors and arts program funding. Rural senators won, but just barely. Sen. Scott Newman, R-Hutchinson, sai...
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1940: Illegal Fishing Charges Dropped
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STAFF BLOG TALES FROM THE CHIEF
Lost in Campers
The 1985 movie "Lost in America" offers a darkly comic look at a 30-something couple who decide to quit the jobs, buy a Winnebago and tour the nation. Though the husband and wife endure all ...
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OH LOOK! A SHINY THING
Update: Do Foxes Climb Trees?
Do foxes climb trees? Because if foxes don't climb trees, I have a squirrel the size of a collie living in my back yard. Update: The fantabulous commenter honeybee suggests that my squirrelfox is in f...
Posted on 12/30/09 at 4:18 AM

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STAFF BLOG THE FARM BLEAT
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 far...
Posted on 11/7/09 at 3:10 AM

Big songs from little packages

WORTHINGTON — I have an opportunity for some southwest Minnesota birder to help me out. I have no trouble sitting in wild places and just listening. What I do have trouble with is identifying the maker of many of the sounds I hear.

By Scott Rall , June 22, 2012

Upper Red Lake strikes again

WORTHINGTON — My son-in-law said that when it comes to fishing, he would rather be lucky than good. He sure had a lot of both this past weekend.

By Scott Rall , June 14, 2012

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Letter: Dams have brought big changes to turtles' lifestyles

I just finished reading Scott Rall’s column about wildlife survival and was interested in the fact that he found the female turtle laying her eggs in his food plot.

By LeRoy K. Peterson, Slayton , June 12, 2012

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Life is hard: Just try to be wildlife

WORTHINGTON — I can’t imagine just how hard life is for the average specimen of wildlife that lives in southwest Minnesota. or any other place on the planet for that matter.

By Scott Rall , June 08, 2012

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Worthington Optimists to host fishing derby Saturday

Event is scheduled to coincide with Take a Kid Fishing Weekend
WORTHINGTON — In conjunction with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources’ (DNR) Take a Kid Fishing Weekend Friday through Sunday, the Optimist Club of Worthington will host its annual Kids Fishing Derby from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday at Chautauqua Park.

June 06, 2012

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Johnny Appleseeds needed, please apply

WORTHINGTON — I remember as a child the stories about Johnny Appleseed. I don’t remember them too well, but there is an image that sticks in my mind about a guy who wore a kitchen pot for a hat that wandered around planting apple trees. The world needs more Johnny Appleseeds.

By Scott Rall , June 05, 2012

Public asked to report Blanding’s turtle sightings to the DNR

NEW ULM — Anyone seeing a rare Blanding’s turtle in southwestern Minnesota is asked to report that sighting to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR), to help with ongoing research on the species.

By Associated Press , May 25, 2012

Oh where, oh where has my little dog gone?

WORTHINGTON — This is a very bad question: Where, oh where, has my little dog gone? I have heard this from many dog owners over the past 20 years. We had more than a few dogs dropped off at Round Lake Kennels over the years that were owned by out-of-area residents who lost their dogs while in our area hunting.

By Scott Rall , May 25, 2012

LGF With Seniors training scheduled

SLAYTON — The Lake Shetek Area Chapter of Let’s Go Fishing (LGF) With Seniors is preparing for another season of fishing and boating excursions, and will have a volunteer training for captains and first mates at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at Key Largo on Keeley Island, north of Slayton.

By Daily Globe , May 18, 2012

The third time was not the charm

WORTHINGTON — It was so close I could almost taste it, don’t count your chickens before they hatch and close only counts in horse shoes and hand grenades. These are all sayings that could describe my turkey hunting efforts this season.

By Scott Rall , May 18, 2012

Another list of details for your consideration

WORTHINGTON — I wrote a column a week ago about some specific attentions to detail that you can use to catch more fish when fishing from a dock. I covered some things that make for a better day of fishing regardless if the bite is hot or tame. There are these same attentions to detail that you can use tomorrow if you are one of those lucky enough to spend the day in a boat.

By Scott Rall , May 11, 2012

Letter: New NHLGPA project prompts concerns

After reading the Julie Buntjer story on the swan release at Wolf Lake near Windom, I am filled with trepidation at the prospect of a new project for the NHLGPA.

By LeRoy K. Peterson, Slayton , May 08, 2012

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Five trumpeter swans released during Wings on the Prairie event

WINDOM — As they were carried down a gently sloping hill in large pet carriers, five trumpeter swans squawked and trumpeted in anticipation of their impending freedom shortly before noon Saturday at the Wolf Lake Waterfowl Production Area near Windom.

By Julie Buntjer , May 06, 2012

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A day or a week to wait

WORTHINGTON — A week or a day is the wait depending on what you’re waiting for. Saturday is the one and only firearms safety range day in Worthington. It starts at 1 p.m. and runs until 5 p.m. It is for all of the students that have completed the 12-hour online course at hunterexam.com. The Worthington Gun Club is the host location and parents are required to stay for the first half hour. Call me at (507) 360-6027 if you have any last minute questions.

By Scott Rall , May 04, 2012

Tips, tricks and advice from the everyday anglers at HSO

WORTHINGTON — Information and advice can be found on any subject under the sun these days, simply by accessing the Internet. But it isn’t always easy to know which sites to trust.

May 04, 2012

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