DUCK
OUTDOORS REPORT: The latest on fishing, hunting success in the region
There aren’t many people fishing these days on Devils Lake, but the anglers who venture out continue to report good walleye action. Most anglers are now jigging the bridges of state Highways 57 and 20, Six-Mile Bay and the Mauvais Coulee with minnows or trolling crankbaits along sunken points and roads. Some of the better areas include the Golden Highway, the sunken road in Pelican Lake and sunken points such as Haley’s Hump, Patience Point and the Fort Totten and Cactus Point areas.By Outdoor News and Herald staff , November 13, 2009
OUTDOORS Blog: Cold drives ducks into Minnesota
By Sam Cook , October 19, 2009
OUTDOORS Blog: Old man, old dog and the duck opener
By Sam Cook , October 04, 2009
OUTDOORS Blog: Ringnecks move in, woodies out for duck opener
By Sam Cook , October 01, 2009
Albert Lea man wins Minn. duck stamp contest
ALBERT LEA, Minn. (AP) — If you ask Mark Kness what his favorite duck is, he'll most likely answer the wood duck.
By AP wire report , September 30, 2009
OUTDOORS Blog: Another 60-day, six-duck season likely
By Sam Cook , July 31, 2009
OUTDOORS Blog: Minnesota duck numbers down
By Chuck Frederick , July 09, 2009
OUTDOORS Blog: Mid-continent duck numbers rise
By Sam Cook , July 03, 2009
OUTDOORS Blog: It's prime time for vernal ponds
By Sam Cook , May 01, 2009
Nested eggs
For the last ten years, the Great Plains Regional Office of Ducks Unlimited chapter has been keeping a close eye on North Dakota’s duck nesting habits.
By John Odermann , March 18, 2009
Duck opener was better than expected
The opening day, on Saturday Oct. 4 was good, a good deal better than expected. The weather got a bit cooler; there was some rain, and some widgeon, gadwall, a few mallards showed up in bags.By Bernie Revering , October 20, 2008
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Stuck duck...and other weird avian tales
Folks must be tiring of listening to the latest drivel on the health care bill. Either that or the news cycle must just be getting low. How else to explain the rash of strange bird stories peppering loca
your Minnesota duck opener
here's the MN DNR information for the upcoming MN waterfowl season: Duck season: Oct. 3-Dec. 1. Bag limits: Six daily, with no more than four mallards (only one hen), two redheads, two scaup, two wood ducks, one black duck, one canvasback and one pintail. Possession limit is twice the daily limit.
Posted by: Doug Leier on Sep 28, 2009 at 6:47 AM | North Dakota Outdoors and beyond
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