WILDLIFE
STAFF BLOG OUTDOORS WITH SAM COOK St. Paul man captures long buck fight on video
Fellow outdoors writer Chris Niskanen at the St. Paul Pioneer Press posted some good video of two bucks fighting just days before the Minnesota deer season in the back yard of a St. Paul man. Two vide...
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Moose thriving on North Dakota prairie 
Moose populations are declining in Minnesota, where biologists and wildlife managers continue to search for solutions to reversing the trend, but the majestic animals are doing well on the prairies of North Dakota.
By Brad Dokken , September 26, 2011
Hope the bear missing; researcher believes she was shot and killed by hunter
Hope the bear is missing, and biologist Lynn Rogers fears the worst.
September 26, 2011
Cougar caught on three Northland trail cameras
Yet another cougar has moved across the Northland, heading east into Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.
By John Myers , September 21, 2011
Loon research at Big Mantrap
Loons have always been one of my favorite photo subjects. I spend countless hours each spring and summer documenting their habits.
Their welfare is important to me so I strive to photograph them in ways that will not cause them stress.
By Steve Maanum, For the Enterprise , September 17, 2011
Precipitation sets stage for butterfly boom
In late July, Marlene and I completed our 19th season of “4th of July” butterfly counts in north central Minnesota.
By John Weber, For the Enterprise , August 24, 2011
Amateurs Guide: For our loon, second time’s the charm - twins
She did it!
By Sarah Smith , July 23, 2011
Amateur's Guide: Maybe second time is a success
The loons on our bay of the lake (Lower Bottle) are starting over after their nest was raided earlier this month.
By Sarah Smith , July 02, 2011
Young deer gives up on swimming to Superior from Brighton Beach
Rich Koivisto can’t figure out where the yearling whitetail thought it was going when it began swimming across Lake Superior.
By Sam Cook , June 02, 2011
Amateur's Guide: A sit-and-spin for the squirrels keeps feeders safe
We’d put out a call last week to take a peek at unique bird feeding stations in the area.
Beverly Bethel brought in photos of a gem.
By Sarah Smith , May 28, 2011
Parts of North Dakota feeling no love for muskrats
It’s happened pretty much every night this spring, Tom Shirek says; his yellow Lab, Theo, makes the rounds in nearby sloughs and returns home with furry little “presents” he leaves in the yard.
By Brad Dokken , May 23, 2011
Reward offered in wolf shootings near Park Rapids
A $1,000 reward is being offered for information leading to a conviction in the case of two timber wolves left dead on a highway north of Park Rapids May 8.
By Sarah Smith , May 18, 2011
Amateur's Guide: Warring over dastardly Aquatic Invasive Species
It’s opening fishing weekend and we want to give a special shout out to the lake associations for all they are doing to combat Aquatic Invasive Species.
By Sarah Smith , May 14, 2011
Timber wolves found dead on Highway 71
Authorities are looking into the deaths of two timber wolves found Sunday morning on U.S. Highway 71 south of Little Mantrap Lake near Hubbard County 41.
By Sarah Smith , May 10, 2011
Cougar killed in Bemidji was from ND Badlands
A mountain lion killed by a vehicle near Bemidji in September 2009 appears to be a wild cat from the Badlands of western North Dakota, according to officials of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.
By Brad Dokken , May 04, 2011
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