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NORTH DAKOTA OUTDOORS AND BEYOND non-resident pheasant reminder
Out-of-state hunters are reminded that state law does not allow nonresidents to hunt on North Dakota Game and Fish Department owned or managed lands during the first week of the pheasant season. Priv...
Posted on 10/12/12 at 9:13 AM
STAFF BLOG NORTHLAND OUTDOORS DNR to grant $460,000 to local organizations for wildlife habitat projects
Nine conservation organizations will receive $445,000 in heritage enhancement grants from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to improve Wildlife Management Area (WMA) habitat for duck...
Posted on 4/13/10 at 4:34 AM
CHEF JEFF Pheasants Forever
The wily ringneck is one of the most versatile game birds around when it comes to cooking. And because of that, I'll never get tired of eating pheasant. And if a recent hunting trip to western No...
Posted on 10/23/09 at 4:31 AM
Wildlife’s constant struggle in winter
Many animals have adaptations that help them get through winter, but in some years even those natural defenses are not a sure hedge against death.
By Doug Leier , January 10, 2013
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Pheasants history in North Dakota
Check the annals of Lewis and Clark during their time in what is now North Dakota, and you’ll find references to native grouse, elk and pronghorn, and even about 10 entries related to grizzly bear. Don’t believe me?
By Doug Leier , October 04, 2012
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SD survey brings good news for hunters
MITCHELL, S.D. — Good news is apparently in store for pheasant hunters.
Brood count survey results announced this week in South Dakota, the nation’s top pheasant hunting state, indicate the statewide population of the birds is up from last year.
By Chris Huber , September 06, 2012
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Pheasants Forever increases habitat
WORTHINGTON, Minn. — Nobles County Pheasants Forever is gearing up for its 29th annual banquet March 30, during which it will celebrate yet another land acquisition to provide public space for outdoor recreation.
By Julie Buntjer , March 22, 2012
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Winter wonder: With the mild winter, North Dakota hunters should have a better hunting season
Mother Nature has been awfully kind to the western side of North Dakota this winter.
By Royal McGregor , February 02, 2012
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Decent hunting season: As the hunting seasons wind down, ups and downs leave some satisfied and others not
Most of the hunting seasons are winding down and all that remain open are elk, partridge, pheasant and tree squirrel.
By Royal McGregor , December 15, 2011
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Fewer pheasants await hunters: Decline blamed on harsh winter, loss of CRP acres, wet spring
MITCHELL, S.D. — North and South Dakota are both seeing pheasant numbers down. Jeff Anderson the president of the Pheasants Forever in the Dickinson area said the numbers are even lower than believed.
By By Luke Hagen and Royal McGregor , October 20, 2011
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Pheasant fever
The number of pheasants harvested this season could drop to a low not seen since 2001. The number might not stop there.
Aaron Robinson, North Dakota Game and Fish upland game biologist in Dickinson, said he expects harvest numbers to be around 350,000 to 450,000 which could be the lowest number in a decade.
By Royal McGregor , September 29, 2011
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