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An annual effort across Minnesota and Wisconsin looks for new invasions.| Park Rapids Enterprise
An annual effort across Minnesota and Wisconsin looks for new invasions.| Park Rapids Enterprise
Officials hope to gather data on grouse, woodcock and pheasant populations and trends.| Park Rapids Enterprise
A UMD study found that bigmouth buffalo are terrible at reproduction but are killing it at living to old age.| Park Rapids Enterprise
A dry winter and late spring rains may have caused many ducks to fly farther north to nest.| Park Rapids Enterprise
The Minnesota DNR is taking public input now and holding meetings in September.| Park Rapids Enterprise
Crossbows appear to have increased buck harvest slightly in 2023 and were popular among younger and older hunters. In Wisconsin, the popularity of crossbows has grown fast in the past decade.| Park Rapids Enterprise
Even after the mildest winter on record, biologists say the northern deer herd is still down after recent tough winters.| Park Rapids Enterprise
Thanks, Northland! After 41 years as a reporter, this scribe is retiring from the newspaper business.| Park Rapids Enterprise
Open to everyone and built for people with disabilities, North of North Resort sits on 1,100 feet of Birch Lake shoreline.| Park Rapids Enterprise
All Williams is known to have had with him when he left on his trip are two fishing rods and a single shot Harrington & Richardson 12-gauge shotgun, in case he saw a grouse.| Park Rapids Enterprise
News, photos and podcasts about true crime, historical true crime, mysteries, oddities and history from the upper Midwest, including Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota.| Park Rapids Enterprise
John Myers is a former reporter for the Duluth News Tribune.| Park Rapids Enterprise
The latest hunting, fishing and wildlife news from Minnesota. Deer, moose, walleye, archery, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources news and more.| Park Rapids Enterprise
