According to a report, less than half of Americans hike, bike, camp or participate in any of the 42 fresh-air activities considered in the Out…
Several contour lake maps have been updated with greater detail and quality and made available on the North Dakota Game and Fish Department website.
Local clubs or communities interested in receiving a grant to support a high school trap shooting team may apply before April 1.
My youngest and I were trekking across the frozen tundra on the edge of a recent day, when a mixture of fading sun, crisp snow, fluffy clouds …
Kris Walcker considers himself fortunate to have had a father who trusted him with the family fishing boat when he was growing up. JR Carter h…
Wednesday is the deadline for North Dakota hunters to apply for a wild turkey license for the spring hunting season.
If you are looking for new ways to get to know your horse better, make plans to attend the “Dancing with Horses, a 10,000 Mile Journey” semina…
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The North Dakota National Archery in the Schools Program state tournament is scheduled March 20-21 at the State Fair Center in Minot.
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A virus is killing Eurasian collared doves in Bismarck-Mandan. State wildlife officials are determining the extent of the outbreak.
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The state Game and Fish Department’s annual Earth Day awareness campaign is accepting entries for design of a 2020 Earth Day patch.
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Private land biologists with the state Game and Fish Department are offering to help landowners with Conservation Reserve Program offers.
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Now is the time to start thinking about hunter education -- not next fall.
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