MINNESOTA DNR
DNR Enforcement report: Beaver permits, Remove boat plug regulation etc.
CO Dan Malinowski (Fosston) issued a number of Special Beaver Permits to landowners experiencing water problems caused by beaver dams. Angling, boating, ATV, and leech trapping activity was monitored. A river alteration complaint and a call of an injured deer were investigated. An illegally taken bear case was sent to the county attorney for prosecution.By Minnesota DNR , July 27, 2010
MDHA to handle TIP administrative duties
Minnesota’s Turn in Poachers organization has moved its headquarters from Eagan to Grand Rapids, Minn., after reaching an agreement with the Minnesota Deer Hunters Association, which now will conduct administrative duties for TIP. MDHA is based in Grand Rapids.By Herald Staff Report , July 25, 2010
Roseau River WMA to offer temporary 'dike road' access
The “dike road,” as it’s commonly known, will be open for nine days beginning July 17 and then Saturdays and Sundays through Aug. 22.By Brad Dokken , July 11, 2010
Moist soils project provides beneficial wetland habitat for ducks, shorebirds
Moist soils management, in a nutshell, allows managers to flood and draw down sites using levees and control structures to regulate the water. When the water subsides, the resulting mudflats produce plants such as smartweed, wild millet and slough grass that are attractive to waterfowl.
By Brad Dokken , July 10, 2010
DNR conservation officers' report: Poached buck, Boat and water enforcement etc.
DNR conservation officer Ben Huener (Roseau) investigated an 11-point buck that was poached north of Thief Lake in Roseau County. TIPs are kept completely confidential and may qualify for a cash reward. Anybody with information is encouraged to call the TIP line at (800) 652-9093.By Minnesota DNR , July 06, 2010
Minnesota ruffed grouse, sharptail counts decline
Crews tallied 1.8 drums per stop in the northwest, which is basically unchanged from last year, while counts were down 31 percent in the northeast survey area that encompasses the core and the bulk of grouse range in Minnesota.
By Herald Staff Report , July 04, 2010
Outdoors notebook: Minnesota elk applications, Upcoming grouse counts etc.
The DNR will offer seven elk licenses (two either-sex and five antlerless) in the Grygla area and four licenses (one either-sex and three antlerless) in Kittson County. Maps of the two hunt zones can be found at www.dnr.state.mn.us/hunting/elk.By Compiled by Brad Dokken , June 27, 2010
DNR conservation officers' report: Wolf depredation, Boating while intoxicated etc.
CO Keith Backer (Blackduck) reported one angler that did not have a fishing license claimed she was only “practice fishing.” The practice fishing was being done with a rod, reel, bobber, jig and hook. A real ticket was issued to the practice fisherwoman.By Minnesota Department of Natural Resources , June 22, 2010
DNR conservation officer reports: Leave baby animals alone etc.
CO Jeremy Woinarowicz (Thief River Falls) conducted an interview with a local radio station concerning what should be done when finding baby animals in the wild. Although it may seem hard, it is best to leave the animal where it is found.By Minnesota DNR , June 15, 2010
Outdoors notebook: Agassiz moose, GF Builders and Traders fishing trip etc.
Conducted Feb. 25, the Agassiz National Wildlife Refuge survey tallied an estimated 52 moose, a number that’s low but still better than the 30- to 50-moose estimate from 2005 to 2007. From 1994 to 2004, the survey consistently produced a population estimate of 70 to 80 moose.June 14, 2010
Outdoors notebook: Agassiz moose, GF Builders and Traders fishing trip etc.
Conducted Feb. 25, the Agassiz National Wildlife Refuge survey tallied an estimated 52 moose, a number that’s low but still better than the 30- to 50-moose estimate from 2005 to 2007. From 1994 to 2004, the survey consistently produced a population estimate of 70 to 80 moose.
By Compiled by Brad Dokken , June 13, 2010
ON THE WATER: Don't let hitchhikers catch a ride on your boat or trailer
Aquatic invaders such as zebra mussels and Eurasian watermilfoil threaten our valuable waters and recreation. Most often, invasives get from one lake or river to another by hitching a ride with anglers, boaters and other outdoor recreationists.By Minnesota DNR , June 06, 2010
Probing the Red: DNR crews conduct riverwide survey
Every five years since 1990, the DNR, with assistance from the North Dakota Game and Fish Department, has sampled catfish and other fish species along the U.S. side of the river, setting trap nets and trotlines from the river’s source in Wahpeton-Breckenridge to the Manitoba border.
By Brad Dokken , June 05, 2010
DNR Enforcement report: Invasive species violations, Fishing etc.
CO Jeff Birchem (Baudette) worked an invasive species project and took enforcement action on transporting water from Lake of the Woods, which is designated as “Infested Waters.”By Minnesota DNR , June 01, 2010
DNR conservation officer reports: Fishing enforcement, Trespass complaints, Wolf depredation etc.
CO Jeremy Woinarowicz (Thief River Falls)answered nuisance bear and beaver complaints and patrolled area State Parks. Area anglers were checked as well as boat and water safety checks. Area angler success was marginal and a complaint of wanton waste of deer meat was investigated. Enforcement action for the week included angle without valid license and burn without valid permit.By Minnesota Department of Natural Resources , May 24, 2010
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Teen’s recent death is harsh reminder that ATVs can be fatal
The recent death of a 19-year-old woman is a reminder to both adult and youth all-terrain vehicle (ATV) operators to apply “safety first” when operating their machines, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR). Kayla Lien, 19, and Macy McCormick, 18, both of Fole
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