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Outdoors
07/02/2009 01:11 PM Summer is traditionally a time when families enjoy outdoor activities by gathering with friends and relatives at a favorite recreation site. Nancy Boldt, boat and water safety coordinator for the North Dakota Game and Fish Department, says family outings and commotion go hand-in-hand, and that is why it is important to be alert and safe near water.
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07/02/2009 01:12 PM The North Dakota Game and Fish Department’s annual spring breeding duck survey showed an index of more than 4 million birds, an increase of 18 percent from last year and 87 percent above the long-term average (1948-2008). The 2009 index is the eighth highest on record
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06/29/2009 10:08 AM Prospective turkey hunters are reminded that applications for this fall’s season must be in the mail and postmarked before midnight July 1.
Interested hunters can submit a lottery application online, or print out an application to mail, at the North Dakota Game and Fish Department Web site, gf.nd.gov. Applications are also available at Game and Fish offices, county auditors and license vendors, or by calling (800) 406-6409. Only North Dakota residents are eligible to apply in the first lottery.
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06/25/2009 12:00 AM Summer weekends at area lakes are often busy with people fishing, tubing, pleasure boating or enjoying time on a jet ski. Because of all the activity, boat ramps are usually congested and people can become frustrated and lose their patience.
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Lure making most rewarding during open water season
Nick Simonson
Because the window often seems so small between the last bit of snow melting and the first hint of fall each August, open water fishing has a special place in my heart, and in those of most anglers. The freedom of drifting about on an open lake, or lazily floating down a river is a feeling unlike any other. The warmth of the summer sun, the humid air hinting at an evening thunderstorm and the tug of a fish on the line buoys my spirits year round.
Detailed rules govern the counting of birds
Keith Corliss
Collections mean things to people. I’m no psychologist but I suppose they represent order for folks; some way of making sense of disparate items by lumping them together in a tidy package. My neighbor has some Hummel’s for instance. Walk into my mother’s home and a person will find boxes of Precious Moments. People will collect just about anything and everything from matchbooks to classic cars.
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