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Deer hunters should smileNorth Dakota’s deer gun season doesn’t begin until Nov. 7, and applications aren’t even due until June 4. So why am I thinking about deer already?Related Content
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FM area Transit serves over 1.3 Million annually and is up 36% this April over April 2007
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Drumming counts up in some areasPreliminary results suggest that ruffed grouse drumming counts are up in some parts of Northeastern Minnesota, although the counts are not all complete. Each spring, Department of Natural Resources officials coordinate the drumming counts, in which participants drive predetermined routes, stopping periodically to listen for the drumming of male grouse.
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What’s the true threat of lead in donated venison?Most deer hunters I’ve spoken with don’t think they’re ingesting lead from the venison they bring home each fall.
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North Dakota OK’s special doe seasonHunt will be in northeastern part of stateA special seven-day deer season will be allowed in northeastern North Dakota this fall for the first time, to try to reduce the deer numbers there, the state Game and Fish Department says. Related Content
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Game and Fish to offer early deer seasonThe state Game and Fish Department confirmed Wednesday that it will offer a September rifle season for antlerless deer in units 2C and 2D of northeastern North Dakota.
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October gun hunt included in 2008 deer hunting frameworkA gun-only October deer hunt is part of the plan for this fall’s deer season, according to officials with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.Related Content
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Bernie Revering column: Remington; America’s oldest gun makerAmerican folklore has long circulated the tale that a frontier lad wanted a rifle. Money was tight, so the young boy was said to have fashioned a barrel at his father’s forge and foundry on the frontier, which at the time was on the Erie Canal, near Ithaca, New York. According to the story, he had made a rifle and that neighbor, seeing the finished firearm, wanted one like it. So, supposedly was the birth of the great Remington Arms Company, as the lad was Eliphalet Remington.Related Content
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Deer hunters should smileNorth Dakota’s deer gun season doesn’t begin until Nov. 7, and applications aren’t even due until June 4. So why am I thinking about deer already?
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For dad and son, time spent hunting is time well spentThis is how it’s supposed to work. A dad. A young boy. A bunch of research and scouting. And, finally, on a morning in April, a big gobbler front and center.
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Getting started in turkey huntingIf you’re considering a turkey hunt in coming years, here’s some advice on what you’ll need. It’s offered by Kevin Feind, a member of the Gitchee Gumme chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation in Douglas County.
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Old gobbler walks free after giving Spooner couple quite a showDon’t look for a dead gobbler at the end of this turkey tale. Don Christensen will warn you about that right up front.
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