OUTDOORS
NORTHLAND OUTDOORS Landscape Will Dictate Future of North Dakota Deer Numbers
While North Dakota's 2017 deer gun season is winding down, it still generates a fair amount of questions and conversation. The November issue of North Dakota Outdoors magazine covered a few of t...
Posted on 11/27/17 at 10:32 AM
THE DULLUM FILE Ashley's Catfish
Photograph by Annie Leibovitz Terry Dullum Ashley McMilliam is pictured here with the legend that is Ernie on the Angler and her 23 and a half inch catfish. Ashley's cat was the first (and only...
Posted on 7/30/10 at 2:00 PM
Tubing company given OK to operate on Otter Tail River after owner's promises 
DETROIT LAKES, Minn. – Two tubing companies will continue to operate on the Otter Tail River this summer. On Tuesday, the Becker County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved Roger Klemm’s request to operate K&K Tubing for 2014.
By Pippi Mayfield, Forum News Service , May 28, 2014
Leier: Despite warm weather, it's time to think about deer license deadline
West Fargo - Yes, I know it’s late May and for most people it’s the season for fishing, camping, boating and just soaking in the sights, sounds and warmth of spring.
By Doug Leier , May 27, 2014
Asian carp war produces a victory with closing of Minneapolis lock
MINNEAPOLIS – Fighting a war means taking victories where they come, like Minnesota’s attempt to stop invasive carp from getting a foothold in the state’s waters.
By Don Davis, Forum News Service , May 27, 2014
Judge sides with DNR to block Rogers' bear research permit
A state judge has sided with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources in its decision not to renew a permit to controversial black bear researcher Lynn Rogers.
By Dan Kraker, MPR News 90.3 FM , May 27, 2014
Happy campers: Grand Forks couple longtime volunteers at North Dakota’s state parks
ARVILLA, N.D. – Don and Pat DeMars just can’t seem to stay away from Turtle River State Park.
By Kevin Bonham, Forum News Service , May 26, 2014
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May 25, 2014
Bemidji wild edibles expert his the mark with guided trips
Bemidji, Minn. - Matt Breuer has collected morel mushrooms most of his life, and the springtime fungi have become a favorite of gatherers across the North Country.
By Brad Dokken / Forum News Service , May 25, 2014
Leier: Minimum length requirement not needed in North Dakota water bodies
West Fargo - When you’re talking fishing, it really doesn’t matter where you’re at. Bait shop, coffee shop, boat landing or campfire, there’s plenty of stories – from forgetting to put the plug in, to a storm brewing up from out of nowhere, to the one that got away.
By Doug Leier , May 20, 2014
Now is prime time for ticks
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DULUTH – It hardly seems fair. After a brutal winter, it seems like it should at least have killed off the ticks.
By John Lundy, Forum News Service , May 20, 2014
Toadally hopping: Local FrogWatch chapter to monitor ecosystem by tracking frog, toad populations
Fargo - Community members are coming together to track the frog and toad populations in the area.
By Tracy Frank , May 19, 2014
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May 18, 2014
Anglers flock to northwest North Dakota to snag paddlefish
Cartwright, N.D. - Northwest North Dakota has more people and traffic than it did a decade ago when Dennis and Brenda Ahlfs began traveling from Minnesota for paddlefish season.
By Amy Dalrymple, Forum News Service , May 18, 2014
Retracing Teddy Roosevelt's river run: Minnesota adventurers to paddle 400 miles through Brazilian rainforest
DULUTH, Minn. – Following in the footsteps of Teddy Roosevelt, two Ely paddlers plan to paddle the famed “River of Doubt” – or Rio Roosevelt – for 400 miles through the Brazilian rainforest this summer.
By Sam Cook, Forum News Service , May 15, 2014
Winterkill strikes lake near Duluth; thousands of fish dead
DULUTH - The fish began piling up along the western shore of Grand Lake near Duluth on Monday, not long after the ice had gone out. Pushed by a strong east wind, thousands of dead fish washed up in reed beds and the front yards of lakeshore residents.
By Forum News Service , May 15, 2014
Otter Tail River tubing company's license request denied for now
DETROIT LAKES, Minn. - Though the water may not be warm yet, the Becker County Board room was a little heated Tuesday morning when it came to granting tubing licenses. Owners of two tubing operations on the Otter Tail River, Charlie’s Tubing and K&K Tubing, applied for licenses for this summer’s business, but the county approved only the Charlie’s Tubing license for now.
By Pippi Mayfield, Forum News Service , May 14, 2014
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