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deadline is hours away for moose-elk-bighorn sheep
North Dakotas 2013 moose, elk and bighorn sheep proclamation is finalized and applications are available at the State Game and Fish Departments website. The deadline for applying is March 27. A total...
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Wild Game Wrapped in Bacon on the Grill
Grilling usually isn't an activity most people associate with winter. But with temperatures in the 60s and hardly a lick of snow to be found, this isn't your typical Midwest winter day. In fact, if yo...
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Football and faith? Minn. church offers Vikings to get people in the door; another church offers tickets to Twins
The Associated Press reports that "at least two Minnesota churches are hoping to pack the pews by offering the chance for free tickets to Minnesota Vikings or Minnesota Twins games." I'm curious as t...
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Elk Hunting: The Sounds of September
I sat on the porch of the shooting house at my local gun club; except for me the porch was empty. In front of me was a .22 range, a centerfire range and a pistol range - also empty. I had a gun for ea...
Posted on 8/16/10 at 11:50 AM
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Elk dilemma continues on

One of the great success stories of wildlife conservation is the recovery of the Rocky Mountain elk or wapiti, which due largely to unregulated hunting was reduced to approximately 37,000 animals by 1907. Those surviving elk were found mostly in and around Yellowstone National Park.

By Bernie Kuntz, Outdoors , May 07, 2010

Park Service: Elk-culling could begin in fall

Volunteer hunters could begin killing elk from an overpopulated herd at North Dakota’s Theodore Roosevelt National Park beginning this fall, the National Park Service says.

By By James MacPherson, The Associated Press , March 10, 2010

Park Service: Elk-culling could begin in fall

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Volunteer hunters could begin killing elk from an overpopulated herd at North Dakota's Theodore Roosevelt National Park beginning this fall, the National Park Service says.

By James MacPherson , March 09, 2010

Park Service: Elk-culling could begin in fall

The National Park Service says the culling of an overpopulated elk herd at North Dakota's Theodore Roosevelt National Park could begin this fall.

March 09, 2010

Moose, elk and bighorn sheep applications available in N.D.

North Dakota’s 2010 moose, elk and bighorn sheep proclamation has been finalized and applications are available at the state Game and Fish Department’s Web site. The deadline for applying is March 17.

March 02, 2010

Meat cutting a hearty chore

A friend of mine just returned to southwest Montana from his original home in the Belfield, N.D., area where he and his relatives made 510 pounds of various types of game sausage. It must have been something to witness — grinding up deer and elk meat, adding fat and spices in making five different types of sausage, all in keeping with the wild game meat harvest that takes place at this time of year.

By Bernie Kuntz, Outdoors , December 11, 2009

Reality of time sinks in

The gentle climb to the rock outcrop goes well enough. It is the standing that tortures my arthritic knees, and finally I sit on the rock and rely on Loren and Troy, the two film guys, to warn me of any approaching elk. Earlier, Randy Newberg spotted two bulls in this basin, so he has circled around and is trying to push them our way.

By Bernie Kuntz , November 20, 2009

Nervous feeling for upcoming elk hunt

My first big game hunt was for pronghorn antelope when I was 12, and I remember to this day my father driving his pickup, my mother sitting in the middle of the cab, me next to the passenger door, the headlights illuminating golden September grass and the gravel road. And I was nauseated from anxiety, almost to the point of throwing up. The pressure was on me to perform, and it almost was too much.

By Bernie Kuntz, Outdoors , November 13, 2009

Information sought on elk shooting

Authorities are seeking information on a bull elk killed in western Stutsman County last weekend. The animal was likely shot the morning of Nov. 7 about three miles west and two miles south of Woodworth, N.D., and abandoned in the field. The six-by-six bull elk was found after a report by hunters in the area, said Bob Timian, chief game warden, North Dakota Game and Fish Department.

By Keith Norman , November 13, 2009

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Game wardens seek information on elk killing

Game wardens are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying whoever shot a bull elk in western Stutsman County this past weekend.

By Keith Norman , November 12, 2009

Letter to the editor: Dorgan deserves credit for work on elk hunt issue

As a hunter, I’d love to help cull the elk herd in Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Right now, the herd is too big and damaging the park, and letting hunters harvest a portion of it is a good idea.

By Rep. Lyle Hanson , October 23, 2009

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Va. may fill its hills with Rocky Mountain elk

More than 150 years after Virginia’s last native elk was killed, game officials may try to populate the state’s southwest corner with its bigger, buff-colored cousin — the Rocky Mountain elk. They say bringing back an elk subspecies could offer hunters another big-game animal and boost tourism in rugged southwest Virginia, but farmers fear it also could infect their livestock with diseases and damage crops. As it happens, some elk have already arrived.

By By Steve Szkotak, The Associated Press , October 22, 2009

Man goes elk hunting at 81

Hunting elk in the Badlands of North Dakota is hard work, according to both Darrel Brown, a successful elk hunter from Millarton, and Bruce Stillings, a big game biologist for the North Dakota Game and Fish Department in Dickinson.

By Keith Norman , October 20, 2009

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Reward offered for information on elk

The Three Affiliated Tribes are offering a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever shot a bull elk near Parshall.

October 02, 2009

Officials, Park Service agree on elk plan

Volunteers will kill and keep some of the meat from an overpopulated elk herd at North Dakota’s Theodore Roosevelt National Park, under an agreement announced Wednesday by state officials.

By By James MacPherson, The Associated Press , October 01, 2009

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