NORTHLAND OUTDOORS
previous page | Showing 16 - 25 of 25
Start a blog »
Blog posts related to this topic:
THE NORTH DAKOTA OUTDOORS AND BEYOND If nobody else see's it..
I asked myself the question this morning. If I was fishing by myself and caught the state record walleye (or bullhead?) would I feel a little empty compared to if my wife, and/or kids were with me? I ...
Posted on 5/23/13 at 9:34 AM
STAFF BLOG COMPASS POINTS WITH BRAD DOKKEN Kit Beckel marks 50 years on Lake of the Woods
Every once in awhile in this business you come across a true character and a story that stands out among your favorites. Such was the case Saturday, when I had the opportunity to fish with Kit Beck...
Posted on 9/24/12 at 11:58 AM
THE WANNABE BIRDER Teenage starlings
An extended family of starlings blew in with Monday's gale. The clan includes a number of juveniles -- one can tell from their grayish-brown color, slightly smaller and plumper stature and behavior. ...
Posted on 6/9/09 at 6:45 AM
Groups sue to end Midwest wolf hunt 
The Humane Society of the United States and other animal welfare groups filed a lawsuit Tuesday to restore federal protections for gray wolves in the western Great Lakes region that were lifted last year.
By Steve Karnowski , February 12, 2013
North Daktoa spring turkey license applications due Wednesday
Time is running out for hunters to submit license applications for North Dakota's spring wild turkey season. The state Game and Fish Department says midnight Wednesday is the deadline.
By Associated Press , February 12, 2013
It’s the season for slippery streets and sidewalks
With that in mind, a Grand Forks-based company has a simple, lightweight solution in the form of its DueNorth All Purpose Traction Aids. Available in small, medium and large sizes for both men and women, the devices feature tungsten carbide spikes on the soles and slip over boots or shoes to provide protection against slipping and sliding on even the iciest of surfaces.
By Brad Dokken , December 30, 2012
RELATED CONTENT
BRAD DOKKEN: A look back at 10 outdoors highlights from 2012
The end of another year is a time to reflect on days spent outdoors with friends and family. I didn’t hunt deer this fall, and cruddy October weather — plus a project that turned out to be more challenging than anticipated — cut into my upland hunting time.
By Brad Dokken , December 30, 2012
Looking back on the outdoors during 2012
.jpg)
From fish and fowl to deer and dry weather, here’s a look at some of the issues that defined the outdoors during the past year
By Brad Dokken , December 30, 2012
RELATED CONTENT
Lake Winnie designated ’infested waters’
Anglers and boaters must adhere to stricter rules on Lake Winnibigoshish near Deer River, Minn., because the lake has been designated “infested waters” under state regulations. The infested-waters designation was made May 7 because of an exotic species, the faucet snail, first found on the lake in 2007. The snail is a host for a trematode that has caused the die-off of hundreds of scaup and coots on Lake Winnibigoshish during the past two falls’ waterfowl migrations.
By Duluth News Tribune , May 31, 2009
Hmong anglers enjoy new access to white bass
About 100 white bass hitched a short ride recently between two small Ramsey County lakes, but the fish relocation was a bigger step in relations between the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and Southeast Asian anglers.
By Chris Niskanen , May 31, 2009
Minnesota's stream trout season opens statewide
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says trout anglers likely will find good fishing conditions this weekend.
By Associated Press , April 18, 2009
RELATED CONTENT
ALWAYS IN SEASON: No day is a bad day that has an eagle in it
It was a great week for eagles. Herald photographer Jackie Lorentz encountered six bald eagles near the mouth of the Red Lake River. Her picture of two eagles was in Wednesday’s paper. Reports of eagles came from many other watchers. All this supports the assertion that bald eagles are back.
By Mike Jacobs , April 04, 2009
RELATED CONTENT
ALWAYS IN SEASON: An unusual bird and a mutual friend
The raven’s not a bird you expect to encounter in Grand Forks County, but the bird Suezette and I encountered the other day was definitely a raven.
I was suspicious as soon as we saw the bird — but for a moment we allowed ourselves to think it might be the glaucous gull that brightened up our late December.
By Mike Jacobs , March 08, 2009
RELATED CONTENT
previous page | Showing 16 - 25 of 25
View your ad here! Cost effective targeted advertising.
Contextual advertising starting as low as $79/month. This includes targeted ad delivery and search results!
Add your business to the Marketplace »
RSS Feeds