Doug Smith: War of words over constitutional amendment for conservation | StarTribune.com Wonderful! Ever since this state constitutional measure passed back in 2008 I've been highly skeptical of the great conservation benefits the special interest groups promised us from this expansive sales tax measure. Now, less than six months into the new tax law, we [...]
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Bill Marchel: Tragedy a cautionary tale for hunting dog owners | StarTribune.com About three weeks ago I wrote a rebuttal piece on a blog post written negatively about trapping. In that instance, the writer interjected misleading information serving only to further reflect negatively on the sport of trapping. In this article, Marchel reports on an [...]
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Microblogging is a form of multimedia blogging that allows users to send brief text updates or micromedia such as photos or audio clips and publish them, either to be viewed by anyone or by a restricted group which can be chosen by the user. These messages can be submitted by a variety of means, including [...]
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Viewer Voting in Final Round Starts Today
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This blog post is in direct response to Bill Klein’s recent posting on Club Outdoors where he describes an incident involving his dog getting caught in a trap. You can read his comments HERE in their…
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No matter how your family celebrates the Christmas holiday season, why not consider making it an annual tradition to cut your own tree. The experience is a great way to usher in the holidays while spending precious family “together time” out-of-doors.
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