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Eric Morken with a buck he shot over a creek crossing on a windy evening during the second day of Minnesota's archery season on Sept. 20, 2020. (Contributed photo)

Northland Outdoors Sep 30th 2020 - 6am

Morken: How a plan came together on an early-season buck

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Letters Sep 30th 2020 - 9am

Letter: A house divided cannot stand

Family Sep 30th 2020 - 9am

Fargo births

Agriculture Sep 30th 2020 - 8am

LIVE: 1 Million Cups Fargo hosts meetup at the Grand Farm at 9:15 am

Coronavirus Sep 30th 2020 - 8am

South Dakota hospitals dispute claims they're full, but transparency remains an issue

A bill that would have required sportsmen to ask permission to enter private land even if it wasn't posted fell to defeat in the North Dakota Senate, but the trespass issue isn't likely to go away anytime soon. The bill was one of the more controversial pieces of outdoors legislation debated during this year's North Dakota legislative session. (North Dakota Game and Fish Department photo)

Columns Sep 30th 2020 - 6am

Port: Hunters better get with the program or get locked out

Northland Outdoors Sep 29th 2020 - 6pm

Area wildlife photographer captures a bear with its meal

South Dakota duck season opened Saturday, Sept. 26 for much of eastern South Dakota. This is a prairie pothole north of Mitchell. (Luke Hagen / Republic)

Northland Outdoors Sep 29th 2020 - 9am

Here's what you need to know about duck hunting in South Dakota

The North Dakota Game and Fish Department's summer aerial surveys indicate that the number of pronghorn in the state increased by 6%. N.D. Game and Fish Department photo

Northland Outdoors Sep 29th 2020 - 8am

Doug Leier: Many of North Dakota's bird and big-game populations on the rise

Fence dividing public and private land. (Dickinson Press file photo)

Northland Outdoors Sep 26th 2020 - 8pm

North Dakota hunters, landowners clash as pheasant season approaches

Jackson Pope rides on one of the trails Thursday, Aug. 6, at Cuyuna Country State Recreation Area. Kelly Humphrey / Brainerd Dispatch

Northland Outdoors Sep 26th 2020 - 7pm

Mountain biking jumps COVID-19 slump, economies benefit

Harvey Hollenback (left), of Breezy Point, and his grandson Cameron Ling pulled in a 44-inch muskie on a lake near Longville over Labor Day weekend. Submitted Photo

Northland Outdoors Sep 26th 2020 - 2pm

Minnesota man, 90, and grandson net 44-inch muskie on one cast

Darin Heller of Afton, Minn., and Bee Bee, his "best friend and hunting buddy," during a 2019 pheasant hunting trip to South Dakota. (Photo courtesy of Darin Heller)

Northland Outdoors Sep 26th 2020 - 10am

Brad Dokken: Close call with rat poison has happy ending for Bee Bee the black Lab and her owner

Randy Dufault, East Grand Forks, an official measurer for Boone and Crockett, scores the rack of a bull elk in December 2011 that died after a mishap in Kittson County. Dufault said the rack was the largest he'd ever scored and later was certified as the No. 4 elk in the world by Boone and Crockett. (File photo/ Brad Dokken, Grand Forks Herald)

Northland Outdoors Sep 26th 2020 - 6am

About those big elks ... certified measurer hopes to score them against record

Minnesota angler Tony Mariotti shows off a walleye he caught early in the season.

Northland Outdoors Sep 25th 2020 - 2pm

McFeely Mess podcast: Fall fishing is here and the walleye bite is on

Ellie Kriese (left) drives the boat while Casey Jenson pulls a rake across the bottom of Lake Le Homme Dieu to collect weeds for a Eurasian milfoil survey conducted by RMB Environmental Laboratories on June 23. (Lowell Anderson / Echo Press)

Northland Outdoors Sep 25th 2020 - 2pm

Do invasives harm lake property values? Study takes a look

Northland Outdoors Sep 24th 2020 - 10am

Northland Outdoors Forecast: A Breezy Weekend with a Few Showers

Modern Carnivore aims to get non-hunters to embrace hunting. Dreamstime / TNS

Northland Outdoors Sep 23rd 2020 - 11am

Column: Modern Carnivore aims to get nonhunters to embrace hunting

Alexandria native and current West Fargo resident Brian Krebs shot this bull on North Dakota public land on Sept. 8, 2019. Krebs is part of a group of individuals and business owners trying to help raise money through the month of September for a project that would create a permanent easement on private land and open up more than 32,000 acres of public land to outdoor enthusiasts in the popular big-game state of Wyoming.(Contributed photo)

Northland Outdoors Sep 23rd 2020 - 8am

Outdoorsman hopes to make big impact on public access projects through grassroots fundraising

White-tailed deer in the woods near Barnum, Minn., in 2014. (Forum News Service)

Northland Outdoors Sep 23rd 2020 - 6am

Hope over experience when prepping for deer season

Mike Frisch lands a big summer bass. Big bass like this will be susceptible to crankbaits in September. (Contributed photo)

Northland Outdoors Sep 23rd 2020 - 5am

Mike Frisch: A fall crankbait strategy

If you are a landowner in North Dakota wanting hunters to help trim coyote or Canada goose numbers, law allows hunting and access without permission if the land is not posted. N.D. Game and Fish Department photo

Northland Outdoors Sep 22nd 2020 - 12pm

Doug Leier: North Dakota to implement electronic posting test program

Stephen Westby
Photo courtesy of Minnesota DNR

Northland Outdoors Sep 20th 2020 - 5am

New DNR conservation officer carries his father's legacy

This group of hens and poults was a part of a flock of about 20 birds that the author photographed a mile west of his house near Alexandria on Sept. 1. (Eric Morken / Echo Press)

Northland Outdoors Sep 19th 2020 - 7pm

Morken: Minnesota’s wild turkey seems to have gotten much-needed strong nesting season

Moose are thriving in North Dakota farm country, but numbers have declined in neighboring Minnesota, where the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service this week denied a petition requesting federal protection for moose under the Endangered Species Act. (Photo/ North Dakota Game and Fish Department)

Northland Outdoors Sep 19th 2020 - 10am

Brad Dokken: ND Game and Fish welcomes ruling to deny moose federal protection status

It won't be long before duck hunters in North Dakota hit the sloughs, marshes and harvested fields. North Dakota's waterfowl season opens Saturday, Sept. 26, for residents and Saturday, Oct. 3, for nonresidents. (Photo/ North Dakota Game and Fish Department)

Northland Outdoors Sep 19th 2020 - 6am

North Dakota waterfowl preview: Plenty of cause for optimism despite 'kind of average' hunting forecast

The author's daughter, Grace.

Northland Outdoors Sep 18th 2020 - 9pm

Hagen: It's fall, so please take a kid hunting

Lacey Lupien of Lancaster, Minn., shot this trophy bull elk Sunday, Sept. 6, in Kittson County near Lancaster. (Submitted photo)

Northland Outdoors Sep 18th 2020 - 4pm

Minnesota woman shoots trophy bull elk on hunt of a lifetime – only 3 miles from home

Brett Stimac poses with a bear he shot in September 2019 in a photo widely circulated on social media. Facebook / Cuyuna Lakes Community Watch

Crime and Courts Sep 18th 2020 - 2pm

Brainerd man pleads guilty to illegally hunting 700-pound bear, cutting off its head, on Red Lake Reservation

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