DakotaDog72 wrote:I usually take my daughter who ends up holding every puppy in the place.

That's why I can't bring my wife there. Who knows how many puppies we would come home with.

False. They need the banded birds harvested in order to collect the data. This article is a joke.

Fish Felon wrote:

h2ofwlr wrote:I am surprised no one has brought this up yet.

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Maybe you should take your own advice and not just read your own topics for a change.

......and the slap fight continues......

I know Dr. Palmer. He was my dentist for years. His office is a few blocks from my parents house. One day I go in for a regular cleaning, my teeth are feeling fine. Palmer during his exam tells me I need a root canal! What, my teeth felt fine, no pain. I wait it out but his office kept calling me a...

So what has changed over the years compared to say 40 years ago when there were always lots of fish as there was always plenty of walleyes. Fishing pressure is a big part of it, but the real culprit IMHO is catch and release is the biggest change. Years ago a guy went out and caught say 3 fish and ...

I just pray they open a top heavy slot to reduce the amount of big fish in the lake to help balance it out. I'd love to see a 3 fish limit with them all being over 22 inches, with everything under 22 inch being released. That would be legit.

A step in the right direction for the DNR. Now if they pass a Teal Season and free up some Doe tags they can get back in my good graces.

h2ofwlr wrote:the question is did the MWA leadership influence the DNR's policy regarding the early teal season? No they did not. And that is the fact of the matter.

I flipping hope not. If the DNR actually listens to the MWA Blue Hairs the DNR is a lot stupider than I thought they were.

Just out of curiosity, if you get drawn in Sodak what part of the state are you planning on boat hunting in?

Fish Felon wrote:No advertising for the Gamey Fart yet so hunting season has to be a little ways off.

False.