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How to Raise Pheasants - The Rearing Pen
By Trout Whisperer :: 2458 Views :: 0 Comments :: Article Rating :: Hunting - Upland Birds, Conservation and the Environment, Question of the Week

I built it in one week. Setting up a rearing pen for pheasants took five years. Over those five summers I improved it. The chicken wire walls are steel post reinforced. Wire has been buried below grade 12 inches to keep predators out. I have over head...

 
North Dakota Outdoors - 2007 In Review
By Doug_Leier :: 290 Views :: Article Rating

As I look back at the last 12 months, it seems that 2007 will still fall into that category, but as for next year or 10 years from now, who knows. As most people agree, the only sure thing is that things will change. Maybe for the better. Possibly for the worse...

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What is the condition of Minnesota's loon population?
By justnorth :: 585 Views :: Article Rating

In light of recent news about dead loons being found around some of the Great Lakes, what is the condition of Minnesota's loon population?

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Christmas Wishes - Doug Leier
By Doug_Leier :: 304 Views :: Article Rating

I'm not wishing for flood-type conditions, just a decent snow pack that delivers an injection of moisture into the Lake Sakakawea and Oahe feeder system. It's no secret our smelt, walleye and the overall fishery have been living on borrowed time for a few years, and it’s not realistic to expect this fishery to rebound without a significant increase in water level...

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Crossing Over - Deer Hunting Ends and New Opportunities Begin
By Doug_Leier :: 802 Views :: Article Rating

For the majority of hunters, the close of the regular deer gun season, followed by the calendar change from November to December, pretty much seals the fate of fall. While the past couple of weeks, I wrote about the many opportunities still available, the transition is inevitable. And it's not only hunters who are switching their focus...

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Interesting Facts About Deer in North Dakota
By Doug_Leier :: 1147 Views :: Article Rating

I beg any reader to honestly say they don't know a deer hunter in North Dakota. While not every adult North Dakota citizen will hunt deer, it has more participants than any other form of hunting. Not a sports rivalry in our state claims nearly a hundred thousand participants...

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Common Uses for Deer Tallow
By trout whisperer :: 841 Views :: Article Rating

Above my head is a five gallon pail swinging from a deer gambrel. The pail should be full of deer tallow saved from the November deer season. My daughter and I slice off the creamy fat in long thick chunks, and...

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Is Fall a good time for composting?
By justnorth :: 603 Views :: Article Rating

Fall is an excellent time of year to start composting, or for those who already compost, to think about improvements. State air quality and fire control rules restrict the burning of yard waste in Wisconsin, and a growing number of communities have made local rules that may restrict or completely prohibit burning of yard waste because of the air pollution and fire hazard created...

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Is there anything in Minnesota's historical weather records that indicates what type of winter we will have this year?
By justnorth :: 695 Views :: Article Rating

The past few winters have been relatively quiet across much of central and southern Minnesota. Is there anything in Minnesota's historical weather records that indicates what type of winter we will have this year?

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Poachers Are Not Your Friend - Take the Rap
By Doug_Leier :: 862 Views :: Article Rating

As a young deer hunter on opener morning one year in the late 1980s, I was out scouting the landscape as day broke in south central North Dakota. It wasn’t so much to watch for deer moving around as it was to just scan the field and let my imagination paint scenarios of where the deer would break out of cover, who would push, and which guys would post...

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