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good news on mule deer numbers
I said good news, not great news :) The North Dakota Game and Fish Department conducted its annual spring mule deer survey in April and results indicate western North Dakotas mule deer population incr...
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Happy thoughts for fall
I learned two truly awesome things today, thanks a great deal to Doug Leier. 1. You can find out on N.D. Game & Fish's website if you have a deer tag coming your way. 2. There's an any a...
Posted on 7/2/10 at 11:13 AM
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Reasons behind waterfowl rules ever-changing

Reasons behind waterfowl rules ever-changing In the wildlife profession, the word balance is often associated with a challenge to meet the needs of many.

By Doug Leier , September 17, 2009

Land access etiquette

Land access etiquette Hunting access issues across North Dakota and the United States can occasionally move from spark to wildfire in a matter of seconds.

By Doug Leier , September 03, 2009

Season openers coming soon

Season openers coming soon In case you missed it, the Canada goose early hunting season opened on Saturday, kind of a first shot to open fall hunting seasons.

By Doug Leier , August 27, 2009

Looking at fowl equations

The days of real summer are slowly dwindling as school athletics practices are underway and games are just around the corner.

By Doug Leier , August 13, 2009

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No party fishing in North Dakota

The North Dakota Fishing Guide is small at 52 down-sized pages and less than half

By Doug Leier , August 06, 2009

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The effort behind stocking lakes

The effort behind stocking lakes As a prairie kid in the 1980s, the image of a Game and Fish distribution truck backing

By Doug Leier , July 30, 2009

Looking at the future of trapping

I can’t single out any specific outdoor adventure that hooked me into a life of participation, and work, devoted to hunting, fishing, trapping and conservation.

By Doug Leier , July 16, 2009

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In terms of entertainment value, fishing has few rivals

Ever since I could pitch a wiffle ball and cast a worm, I’ve been a fan of fishing and summer sports. No doubt the recurring theme of sun and wind won out over video games and watching television, and that’s still the case today.

By Doug Leier , July 02, 2009

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Leier: Public hunting areas offer quality over quantity

While many other western states such as Colorado, Wyoming and Montana are rich with public land that is open to hunting, fishing and a variety of other uses, North Dakota is not so fortunate. Among the state’s 45 million total acres, less than one half of 1 percent is managed by the state Game and Fish Department.

By Doug Leier , June 25, 2009

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Doing is the best way to learn regulations

As a parent of three young kids I often find myself explaining common warnings, like not touching a hot grill or fillet knife, about three different ways to get the point across.

By Doug Leier , June 11, 2009

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Plenty of opportunity for deer hunters

North Dakota’s deer license application deadline has just recently passed and for a lot of hunters, the next six weeks or so are filled with anticipation.

By Doug Leier , June 04, 2009

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Spring is all around

Signs of spring are all over these days. Spring turkey season is days and not weeks away. The turning of the calendar means you’ll need a new 2009 fishing license, and snow geese continue to roll through the state.

By Doug Leier , April 02, 2009

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Turkeys are a good spring option

Turkeys are a good spring option The beginning of my 2009 spring turkey season was on a Wednesday evening, Feb. 11, as I sat in the basement contemplating whether to apply for a license or take the year off.

By Doug Leier , March 18, 2009

Weather a double-edged sword

Weather a double-edged sword This winter began in much of the state even before the opening shots of last fall’s deer rifle season, and some are joking we’ll still be ice fishing on Memorial Day.

By Doug Leier , March 12, 2009

Non-game species benefit from habitat too

Non-game species benefit from habitat too Hunting is an accepted and embraced heritage in North Dakota, and even those who don’t hunt have a stake as they enjoy the matrix of critters that form the fabric of our outdoors wonderland.

By Doug Leier , March 04, 2009

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