Home raided in deer baiting case

State conservation officers raided a suspected Winona County deer poacher’s home Friday night, seizing guns, deer bait and the rack from an illegally killed eight-point buck.

Fewer deer being bagged in Minnesota

BEMIDJI, Minn. (AP) - About 5 percent fewer deer are being harvested in Minnesota this season, a trend that some sporting-good retailers say is hurting them financially.

Cannon Falls hunter accused of illegally killing record buck

RED WING, Minn. (AP) - A bow-and-arrow hunter is accused of illegally taking a trophy white-tailed buck in Goodhue County.

DNR says illegal deer baiting has hit new levels

 ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - An "unprecedented" number of firearms were seized from Minnesota hunters last weekend as illegal deer baiting reached new high levels, say Minnesota Department of Na

Minnesota program encourages responsible youth hunters

WORTHINGTON, Minn. (AP) - After what seemed like a month of cold, rainy weather, Mother Nature cooperated recently and allowed a select group of pheasant hunters to attend the Minnesota Department of

Slow harvest raises hunter safety concerns

ST. PAUL, Minn. - The slow harvest has Minnesota authorities concerned about the safety of deer hunters.

Girl, 12, is youngest Minnesotan to kill moose

NICOLLET, Minn. (AP) - A Minnesota wildlife official confirms that a 12-year-old girl is the youngest Minnesotan to kill a moose in the modern era.

Area report: Success ’hit and miss’ due to weather

Several weather fronts have produced mixed results for hunters and fishermen alike in the Coulee region this week.

Lamb column: A plea to boaters to stay clear of key waterfowl areas

Jim Nissen is making his annual plea to fall boaters.

Missing hunter rescued

A Wisconsin rescue party found a Modena, Wis., hunter Sunday after a more than four-hour search in the Tiffany Wildlife Refuge.

Land trust helps preserve countryside

Jerome Speltz wants to make sure his 80 acres of woodland near Rollingstone stays that way.

Getting back outdoors: Wisconsin man recovering from brain tumor

ARCADIA, Wis. - Dan Wieczorek wants to get back outdoors. He wants to pursue hunting and fishing. He wants to get back to work.

Wieczorek benefit April 13

A Dan Wieczorek benefit dinner will be held from 4 to 7 p.m., April 13, at the Curling Club in Centerville, Wis. Tickets are $10 and silent auctions will be held. Non-ticket holders will be admitted a

Managing deer a social science

ALMA, Wis. - In Wisconsin, there is no animal that influences people more than the white-tailed deer. They are pursued, photographed, shot, shined, eaten, fed, mounted, measured, bragged over, fought

Deer management plans spark debate

ALMA, Wis. - The white-tailed deer is a political animal in the truest sense of the word.

Youthful musher finds her sport in sledding

MINNESOTA CITY, Minn. - "I love animals," Megan Fort said.

Briefly

Whitewater WMA adds 60 acres

Local hunting group helps restore habitat

Sweeping fields of switchgrass, goldenrod and blazing star carry the songs of meadowlarks, kingbirds and ring-necked pheasants.

The great Indian summer of 2001

It is the strangest transition to winter people can ever remember. For the first time this year, a significant skim of ice formed Friday on Lake Winona and Mississippi River backwaters. Prior to that,

Fishing Report: Ice-up imminent

Anglers freely plied open water of the Mississippi River last week, but the first welcome mat for ice fishing could be laid this week.

Winona store offers goods for feathered friends

Some might say Mike Kennedy, owner of Kennedy Business Systems Inc. of Winona, was a little bird-brained when he chose to start a second company related to wild birds.

Briefs

Two state fishing laws change Dec. 1

In the Outdoors

Trempealeau Refuge to celebrate Saturday

Squirrel hunting - A passtime

Some call them tree rats. Others either attract them to their yard, or drive them away from their bird feeders. Some, like Doug Beeman of Goodview, hunt and eat them as a fall tradition.

Lake Winona dredging has gotten muddy

The Lake Winona dredging proj ect has stirred up a muddy soup that is filling up the lake's outflow - a ditch east of Mankato Avenue that flows to the Mississippi River.

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