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False sense of security

By Sue Prom Posted on April 9, 2018 Posted in BWCA No Comments Tagged with Boundary Waters, BWCA, canoe country

The late spring has lulled me into a false sense of security. The snow covered ground and ice covered lakes makes one think summer is far away but in reality it’s not. It’s this time of the year we check …

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Ore boats, eagles and deer

By Sue Prom Posted on April 8, 2018 Posted in News No Comments

We’ve made a few trips up and down the north shore the past week and have noticed some things. There’s still quite a bit of snow in the woods but closer to the big lake there’s grass beginning to show. …

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Spring will come, just not soon enough for some

By Sue Prom Posted on April 7, 2018 Posted in News No Comments

Cold won’t kill pests

By Sue Prom Posted on April 6, 2018 Posted in News No Comments

It would be nice if cold temperatures killed pests but unfortunately they don’t. Trying to think on the bright side of our extended winter… Cold temperatures not a cure-all for pests Two gypsy moth caterpillars feeding on white oak leaves …

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Anxious for summer

By Sue Prom Posted on April 5, 2018 Posted in News No Comments

Winters are long in the north and some people are tired of waiting for nice weather. Today Abby asked me where her hammock was and I wanted to know why. “I’m going hammocking!” Dressed in her winter coat, wearing a …

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Helping fish habitat

By Sue Prom Posted on April 4, 2018 Posted in News No Comments Tagged with fish habitat

When I’m hiking a river or a stream in the summer I often curse all of the down trees and woody debris I have to scamper over or around. Who knew I should actually be thanking the woody debris? According …

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Chilly temperatures on the Gunflint Trail

By Sue Prom Posted on April 3, 2018 Posted in Gunflint Trail No Comments Tagged with Gunflint Trail

It still feels like winter on the Gunflint Trail. For the last week our daily high temperature has hovered around 30 degrees. The sunshine feels warm but the wind has been brisk. The nightly low temperatures have dipped into the …

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Minnesota Fishing

By Sue Prom Posted on April 2, 2018 Posted in News No Comments

From the MN Department of Natural Resources Minnesota fishing facts Anglers and waters There are about 1.4 million licensed anglers in Minnesota. About 500,000 people are expected to fish on Minnesota’s opening day of the walleye and northern pike season, …

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Happy Easter!

By Sue Prom Posted on April 1, 2018 Posted in News No Comments

Or should I say, “Hoppy Easter?” Have a great day.    

Hibernation?

By Sue Prom Posted on March 31, 2018 Posted in News No Comments

Minnesota DNR News- It’s Officially Spring! Get excited! Snow piles are melting, temperatures are rising, and day length is increasing! Now that spring is just around the corner, it’s time to break free from our seasonally dormant lifestyle and embrace …

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