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Gerald Winegrad: Tundra swans are wild and beautiful winter visitors | COMMENTARY

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Mallard Numbers Have Declined Nationally The HEN Act Aims to Help

The HENS Act, introduced in Congress today, would set aside several million dollars to fund mallard nesting habitat in the prairie potholes.

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2023 Hunting Forecast | Powell Tribune

Before heading out be sure to review the 2023 hunting regulations for any season changes. Hunters who harvest a deer or elk in any of the state’s chronic wasting disease focus areas are …

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Here s What the 2023 Waterfowl Survey Means for Duck Hunters

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and partners recently released its annual waterfowl survey and it shows a couple of worrying trends.

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Heavy central North Dakota snowpack could slow planting progress and lead to high prevented planting acres

Deep snowpack in parts of North Dakota is putting into question when exactly farmers in central and eastern North Dakota might be able to get tractors in fields.

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