Doug Leier, North Dakota Outdoors
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West Fargo - In some years in mid-January, ice fishing is just getting into full swing. But that’s certainly not the case this winter. Because of a prolonged cold spell...
West Fargo - Looking ahead to 2015, it’s hard not to get excited, or stay excited, about the excellent fishing prospects that lie ahead for North Dakota. None of us...
West Fargo - Many of my outdoors destinations tend to attract higher use than a secluded badlands nook, a Turtle Mountains hideout or even a tucked away Missouri Coteau wetland...
West Fargo - When I think of what good ice fishing means, I have to approach it from two different time sets. In one set, I think of myself as...
West Fargo - Most years there’s no shortage of attention grabbers in late fall, with deer season coming and going and the wrap-up of fall sports and harvest, as well...
West Fargo - November for many outdoorsmen and women is a gradual transition from October’s ducks and geese into deer and late-season pheasant hunting. But this year, the second week...
West Fargo - Every fall, the North Dakota Game and Fish Department advisory board meetings, which typically start the day after deer gun season ends, are a forum to talk...
West Fargo - Hunting conversations sometimes have a number of words that are owned and defined by the hunter and the context in which they are used. For instance, a...
West Fargo - Growing up in rural North Dakota, I don’t think my parents would argue that I likely ate as many grouse, duck, partridge and venison meals as pizza...
West Fargo - As North Dakota gives pause to acknowledge the 125th anniversary of statehood, much will be made of its history, and thoughts of how the state will age...