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COMPASS POINTS: NEWS FROM THE GREAT OUTDOORS WITH HERALD OUTDOOR WRITER BRAD DOKKEN
'Catching Catfish' class set for Feb. 15 at Stanford Center in GF
If the idea of doing battle with a big Red River catfish is sounding pretty good right about now, theres an opportunity to learn more about catching them next Wednesday night. Grand Forks catfish g...
Posted on 2/8/12 at 3:10 PM

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OUTDOORS WITH SAM COOK
Trail camera photos capture animals in winter
Sean Hall of Cloquet captured this trail-camera photo of a mangy coyote in January. (Sean Hall photo) Sean Hall of Cloquet does great work with his home-built trail cameras. He recently sent a batch o...
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THE WANNABE BIRDER
Snow(y) on a fence
Camille LeBrasseur of Sawyer, Minn., saw a snowy owl sitting on a fence near her house in the fading sunlight around 4:15 p.m. on Jan. 5. She shared this gorgeous picture: "My kids and I watched it f...
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NORTH DAKOTA OUTDOORS AND BEYOND
2012 spring snow goose season is set
Light goose hunters planning to hunt during North Dakotas spring season canpurchase a license onlineat the state Game and Fish Departments website. The season opens Feb. 18 and continues through May 6...
Posted on 2/6/12 at 10:01 AM

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STAFF BLOG THE AREA VOICES COMMUNITY
Areavoices Digest #62 - What exactly is "Geek Culture" anyway?
Would you describe yourself as a "geekette?" Well, that's how Kari Lucin describes herself. This Areavoices blogger says she loves "Dungeons and Dragons," science fiction and playing video games. She...
Posted on 2/1/12 at 3:16 PM

Leier: Mild winter has been a good thing for ND wildlife

Winter officially began in December, and except for a few days of normal cold, it didn’t even feel like winter throughout January.

By Doug Leier , February 07, 2012

Current winter has been a good one for muskrat trapping

The mercury had dipped to 9 below zero overnight, and Nat Bornsen’s all-terrain vehicle was reluctant to fire up, even though it had weathered the brunt of the cold inside his shed. Neither man nor machine, it seems, are used to cold weather the way this winter has been.

By Brad Dokken / Forum Communications Co. , February 05, 2012

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ND midwinter survey shows record waterfowl

BISMARCK (AP) — A mild, dry fall and an unseasonably warm winter have resulted in a record number of ducks and geese wintering in North Dakota.

By Associated Press , February 03, 2012

Mild winter is the main reason why deer have been tougher to spot

As a biologist, I deal with aspects of fish and wildlife behavior on a routine basis. Hardly a week goes by that I don’t get at least one phone call or email from someone who witnessed an odd, strange, or erratic animal behavior, or saw something in an unusual location.

By Doug Leier , January 31, 2012

Study to look at oil industry impact on mule deer

DICKINSON, N.D. (AP) — The Mule Deer Foundation is planning a study of the effects of western North Dakota's booming energy industry on the mule deer population. Results won't be known for years.

By Associated Press , January 31, 2012

Northeast Minnesota annual aerial moose survey finally starts

ST. PAUL (AP) — Recent snowfall in northeastern Minnesota is letting researchers finally get going on their annual aerial survey of the region's struggling moose population.

By Associated Press , January 31, 2012

PHOTO GALLERY: Images from Sunday's BRRR Winter Classic annual bike race

Forum photographer David Samson documents Sunday's BRRR Winter Classic annual bike race. The event is sponsored by the Great Northern Bicycle Co. in Fargo, N.D.

By David Samson, Forum photographer , January 30, 2012

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There's a catch in Michigan ice fishing tournament, and that's the problem

ESCANABA, Mich. — Participants in a Michigan charity ice fishing tournament brought home a different kind of fish tale.

By Associated Press , January 30, 2012

Vote expected this week on Stearns Co. recreational trail along abandoned railroad pat

ALBANY, Minn. — Stearns County officials have talked for a decade about building a recreational trail along an abandoned railroad corridor. The county board could finally vote this week on giving the project a green light.

By Associated Press , January 30, 2012

Lind: Blind Fargo hunter bags alligator in Florida Everglades

Carey McWilliams of Fargo loves hunting. He’s bagged any number of birds and animals. But last August, he got himself an animal that would be hard to come by in the Dakotas and Minnesota: an alligator.

By Bob Lind , January 28, 2012

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Annual bike races set for Fargo Sunday

FARGO – Great Northern Bicycle Co. is hosting its annual bike race Sunday. Races are at the F-M Community Gardens, near Lower Terrace Road and South Terrace Road in the Oak Grove neighborhood. Events begin at 1:30 p.m. with festivities before and after.

By Forum staff reports , January 28, 2012

Devils Lake hosting large ice fishing tournament

DEVILS LAKE, N.D. — Thousands of anglers and fans are hitting the ice on Six Mile Bay for the 28th annual Devils Lake Volunteer Fire Department fishing tournament.

By Forum Communications Co. , January 28, 2012

Man charged in cougar shooting in southwest Minnesota

JACKSON, Minn. (AP) — Prosecutors have charged a southwest Minnesota man for allegedly shooting a cougar last November.

By Associated Press , January 27, 2012

Minnesota lawmakers consider new wolf hunting season

ST. PAUL – A wolf hunting and trapping season in Minnesota was one the first issues to be debated in the 2012 Minnesota legislative session.

By Danielle Nordine, State Capitol Bureau , January 26, 2012

Farmers eager for right to kill attacking wolves

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) — John Koski is itching to pick up his rifle after losing dozens of cows to hungry wolves on his farm in Michigan's Upper Peninsula — and it appears he'll soon get his chance.

By Associated Press , January 26, 2012

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