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DOUG LEIER
Safety first with hunting season
For many of us, the transition from summer recreation to fall isn’t as gradual as we’d like.By Doug Leier , September 02, 2010
Leier: Hunter safety has own 10 commandments
For many of us, the transition from summer recreation to fall isn’t as gradual as we’d like. Many of my hunting friends are involved in other activities like softball and golf, and the only valid comparison between those and hunting is about the same as the comparison between fishing and hunting: they all take place outdoors.By Doug Leier , September 01, 2010
Leier: One of ND’s best-kept secrets is fall fishing
It comes as no surprise that when August begins losing to September, for many North Dakota residents hunting starts to win out over fishing in the competition for free-time activities.By Doug Leier , August 25, 2010
CRP sign-up a first step in process
Applications accepted at local USDA offices until Aug. 27Whether we like it or not, it’s part of human nature to take for granted things that become part of our lives or benefit us over the long term.
By Doug Leier , August 19, 2010
Leier: Getting out message on CRP ongoing goal
Whether we like it or not, it’s part of human nature to take for granted things that become part of our lives or benefit us over the long term. The only way we can truly appreciate the value of what we have, is to have less of it.By Doug Leier , August 18, 2010
N.D. OUTDOORS: Debate over 'fish hogs'
Each year from summer to winter, I’m peppered with reports, complaints and discussions about “fish hogs,” a less-than-flattering tag used by some anglers to describe other anglers who supposedly take more than their fair share of fish, even though they are not exceeding the daily limit.
By Doug Leier , August 12, 2010
What makes for a ‘fish hog’?
Name calling creates bad blood on ND watersEach year from summer to winter I’m peppered with reports, complaints and discussions about “fish hogs,” a less-than-flattering tag used by some anglers to describe other anglers who supposedly take more than their fair share of fish, even though they are not exceeding the daily limit.
By Doug Leier , August 12, 2010
Leier: Anglers in North Dakota keep watchful eye
I’m peppered with complaints and discussions about “fish hogs,” a less-than-flattering tag used by some anglers to describe other anglers who supposedly take more than their fair share of fish, without exceeding the daily limit.By Doug Leier , August 11, 2010
North Dakota home to 3 freshwater shrimp species
As a child growing up in northwestern North Dakota, seafood was a special treat, to the point that even fish sticks were considered a pretty rare dinner at home.By Doug Leier , August 05, 2010
Leier: ND home to 3 types of freshwater shrimp
As a child growing up in northwestern North Dakota, seafood was a special treat, to the point that even fish sticks were considered a pretty rare dinner at home.By Doug Leier , August 04, 2010
Leier: Experts optimistic on ND primary gamebirds
With the Vikings into training camp, regardless of who plays quarterback for the Purple this fall, most experts agree it should be a good season.By Doug Leier , July 28, 2010
Fishing: The perfect summer activity
I’m sorry to bring it up, but more summer — the season, not the calendar dates — is now behind us rather than in front of us. We’re just weeks away from the first day of school and not too many days from fall practice for high school and college activities.
By Doug Leier , July 22, 2010
Leier: Still enough summer left to get out fishing
I’m sorry to bring it up, but more summer – the season, not the calendar dates – is now behind us than in front of us. We’re just weeks away from the first day of school and not too many days from fall practice for high school and college activities.By Doug Leier , July 21, 2010
Ounce of prevention against nuisance species
For the better part of 10 years, I’ve written a weekly column, none of which have explored the topic of livewells. But the recent discovery of a zebra mussel veliger in the Red River is changing that.
By Doug Leier , July 15, 2010
Livewells bringing in invasive species to ND
For the better part of 10 years I’ve written a weekly column, none of which have explored the topic of livewells.By Doug Leier , July 15, 2010
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