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STAFF BLOG COMPASS POINTS WITH BRAD DOKKEN Hunting, wildlife groups weigh in against universal background checks
The National Rifle Association and 30 other hunting, wildlife and conservation groups sent a letter to leaders of the U.S. Senate this week opposing background checks and other restrictions they say a...
Posted on 4/5/13 at 10:45 AM
NEW PLATEAUS Awe Candy
Sometimes we come across sights that get us to stop and appreciate what we are looking at. We call these eye candy. Then there are views that stop our movement, yet take us someplace new. Alan Taylor...
Posted on 12/4/12 at 8:32 AM
HEALTHBEAT When worlds collide: human, critter and virus
Two of the more intriguing health stories this past summer didn't involve rogue sharks, swine flu or any of the other usual suspects. The stars of this particular show were the hantavirus and the West...
Posted on 9/26/12 at 9:47 AM
THE NORTH DAKOTA OUTDOORS AND BEYOND 2012 watchable wildlife photo contest
The deadline for submitting photos to the North Dakota Game and Fish Departments annual Watchable Wildlife Photo Contest is Sept. 30. The contest has categories for nongame and game species, as well ...
Posted on 7/6/12 at 2:30 PM
THE NEW FORTY Say it ain't so Denny!
I have a big question for Denny Walaker, Mayor of Fargo, today. The question: Is what Bruce Brovold is sayingtoday in his letter to the editorin The Forumtrue? Is the City of Fargo turning its head wh...
Posted on 6/18/12 at 10:43 AM
Grand Forks residents rescue great horned owl stuck in tree 
At dusk Wednesday, skiers, firefighters, police and birders rescued a great horned owl from a kite-eating tree down by the Red River in Grand Forks’ Lincoln Park.
By Stephen J. Lee , March 06, 2013
Mountain lion facts
Mountain lions are basically monotone in color, ranging from grayish brown to reddish brown except for the black tip on their tail and on the back of their ears. Their long tail is typically about one-third of their body length. Yellow Labrador retrievers are sometimes mistaken for mountain lions.
By Herald Staff Report , March 02, 2013
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VIDEO: Wondering where the lions are in Minnesota
A mountain lion recently treed by a hunter with hounds in central Minnesota raises question of whether the state could support a resident population of cats like the Dakotas.
By Brad Dokken , March 02, 2013
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DOUG LEIER: Bald eagle count shows above average population
Biologists conducted the 2013 midwinter bald eagle survey along the Missouri River, and counted 61 bald eagles.
By Doug Leier , March 02, 2013
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Thriving peregrines have debt to Minnesota fans
Patrick Redig talks about Midwest peregrine falcons like they’re his children. His passion for the falcons began in adolescence, so it saddened him when he learned they were on the verge of extinction.
By Branden Largent , February 18, 2013
Grand Forks wildlife photographer Hanson aims to capture more than images
Deborah Hanson once spent 2½ days watching a snowy owl west of Grand Forks and waiting for the perfect photo opportunity. She knew what she wanted — to capture the grace and beauty of the owl landing atop a utility pole — and when the bird finally cooperated, Hanson was there with camera in hand.
By Brad Dokken , February 10, 2013
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Entangled bucks put a quick end to plans for quiet afternoon
Randy Schaley was settling in to watch a college football game on TV on Dec. 15 when his son, Beau, 16, walked into the living room of their home near Niagara, N.D. “He said, ‘Dad, someone’s at the door about a deer,’”
By Brad Dokken , February 03, 2013
DNR eases effort to protect old trees as bird habitat shrinks
Officials at the state Department of Natural Resources are setting aside a 20-year-old forest management policy that delays logging operations on some parcels of land to ensure that up to 15 percent of state forests grow old.
By Stephanie Hemphill , February 02, 2013
OUTDOOR FACTOIDS: Devils Lake makes splash selling fishing license
Devils Lake and its 7,200 residents account for only about 1 percent of North Dakota’s population, but the city makes a big splash when it comes to fishing license sales.
By Herald Staff Report , January 27, 2013
DNR seeks watercraft inspector applicants
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is seeking watercraft inspector interns for the upcoming boating season. The inspectors will be stationed at public accesses on lakes and rivers infested with invasive species such as Eurasian watermilfoil and zebra mussels. The deadline for applications is Feb. 1.
By Herald Staff Report , January 27, 2013
“Aldo Leopold-A Standard of Change,” production set
“There are some who can live without wild things and some who cannot. These essays are the delights and dilemmas of one who cannot.”
So writes Aldo Leopold in “A Sand County Almanac,” a collection of essays on conservation and the natural world that is widely considered one of the most important works of its kind ever written.
By Herald Staff Report , January 27, 2013
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OUTDOOR NOTES: Lack of snow hampers N.D. deer surveys
For the second consecutive winter, lack of snow is hampering efforts by the North Dakota Game and Fish Department to conduct aerial deer population surveys.
By Herald Staff Report , January 27, 2013
TALKIN WITH DOKKEN: Epizootic hemorrhagic disease in deer
Brad Dokken answers the question: "What is Epizzotic hemorrhagic disease and how is it spread?
By Brad Dokken , January 27, 2013
Antlers, a trophy trio
Grand Forks bow hunting enthusiast earns top N.D. ranks for three mule deer bucks in velvet after turning in scores to Pope and Young Club
By Brad Dokken , January 27, 2013
ALWAYS IN SEASON: Snow buntings own the winter roadsides in N.D.
If country roads had birds to represent them the way states and nations do, then surely the snow bunting would be among the birds to represent North Dakota’s roads.
By Mike Jacobs , January 27, 2013
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