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STAFF BLOG WILDWINGS Now that's kinda weird
From the "Things they didn't teach me in motorcycle safety class" files: In the aviation biz there are some obvious risks (what in life doesn't?), not the least of which is the potential for collisio...
Posted on 5/10/12 at 12:08 PM
THE VIEW FROM THE EDGE OF TOWN Where The Water Boils
If you are an avid angler or just like to try your hand, from time to time, at fishing, I am happy to say I will be adding some Minnesota fishing reports to the View From The Edge Of Town from time to...
Posted on 3/28/12 at 1:26 PM
STAFF BLOG OH LOOK, A SHINY THING! Update: Do Foxes Climb Trees?
Do foxes climb trees? Because if foxes don't climb trees, I have a squirrel the size of a collie living in my back yard. Update: The fantabulous commenter honeybee suggests that my squirrelfox is in f...
Posted on 12/30/09 at 4:18 AM
Flight Lines: Recent bird survey exceeds expectations again 
Local birders round up 54 species during annual count
By Keith Corliss , January 04, 2012
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The good, the badlands, and the ugly dogs
A tromp for pheasants near Dickinson leads to fun, feathers, and more than a bit of bloodshed
By Tyler Shoberg , December 28, 2011
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Holiday gift ideas for the birder in your life
Christmas shopping has never been a strong area for me. I’m not entirely sure why, it just happens to be that way. I think the hype and hustle of the season blur my ability to reason clearly and I end up buying something spontaneously, something a little odd, or – worst of all – something unwanted.
By Keith Corliss , December 21, 2011
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Poor deer, pheasant numbers ‘first taste of things to come’
With another 800,000 acres of CRP likely gone by next year, state Game and Fish warns of drastic changes ahead
By Tyler Shoberg , December 14, 2011
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Open Season: A lot to be thankful for in North Dakota outdoors
The morning chill was every bit the 17 degrees promised by my digital truck thermometer, if not less. Almost immediately upon removing the Remington 870 pump shotgun from its case, lacy veins of frost enveloped the matte-finished barrel.
By Tyler Shoberg , December 14, 2011
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Flight Lines: Sharp snowy owl contrast between last two winters
We are under an invasion. Unlike Orson Welles’ 1938 radio adaptation of H. G. Wells’ novel, War of the Worlds, this one is real and it’s coming from the north.
By Keith Corliss , December 07, 2011
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Youth Air Rifle Classes offered in January
Youth Air Rifle Classes will take place at the Mapleton Community Center during several sessions in January as part of the Outdoor Skills program offered by the NDSU/Cass County Extension 4-H Youth Development program.
December 07, 2011
Nature’s cadence noticeably slower as season changes
We may not hear it but it’s evident among the drifts of dried and fallen leaves. It’s readily apparent in the icy sheets forming and flowing along the local rivers. Its signature is also inked in the purple skies of early winter. This dynamic yet enigmatic essence I’m describing is nothing less than the ever beating pulse found in the world around us. Call it the rhythm of nature.
By Keith Corliss , November 23, 2011
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Open Season: While meat may be meat, venison is not just venison
In my circles, seldom do I get a “hi” this time of year. And normally a talking standard, weather now rarely is a topic-starter – unless it’s how the hunting has been affected by it.
No, more often than not, the first words out of someone’s mouth are: “Did you get your buck?”
By Tyler Shoberg , November 16, 2011
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N.D. Game & Fish notebook: Mountain lion No. 10 closes Zone 1 early season
Also: Some refuges open to late-season upland game; muzzleloader season starts Nov. 25
November 16, 2011
Outdoor oddities always pique a birder’s curiosity
Just by happenstance – I call it luck – I live in the same West Fargo neighborhood as North Dakota Game and Fish Department biologist, Doug Leier. Not only have we watched each other’s children grow through the years, but we’ve shared many outdoors stories. They’re often a little unconventional; such was the case just last week.
By Keith Corliss , November 09, 2011
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Safety first for deer opener
On Friday, North Dakota’s favorite unofficial holiday begins.
By Tyler Shoberg , November 02, 2011
Flight Lines: Leaf drop reveals handiwork of nesting birds
Remove the leaves from trees and all manner of secrets are exposed to the world. Secrets which had been hidden for the summery months in the dappled verdant bosom of leaf canopy now lay bare and vulnerable to chilly autumn winds.
By Keith Corliss , October 26, 2011
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Open Season: Tough to beat a Minnesota ruffed grouse hunt
As my dog and I rounded the bend, the birch-laded woods appeared to part like intricately painted cardboard props in a Shakespearian play. A stick- and leaf-strewn path popped into view that almost looked too perfect; too serene.
By Tyler Shoberg , October 19, 2011
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Flight Lines: Pelican colony destruction strikes a chord
Like almost every morning, last Friday found me leafing through the pages of the Forum newspaper. Separating this day from most was a story on page A7 which carried the following headline: “Farmer ‘flipped out’ at pelicans.”
By Keith Corliss , October 12, 2011
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