Outdoors
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Using Technology to Find Fewer Lost Hunters
DULUTH, MN (NNCNOW.com) - Because of a little luck and technology. A hunter is safe Wednesday after getting lost in the woods on the Iron Range.
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Authorities Quickly Find Missing Hunter Near Hibbing
Hibbing, MN (NNCNOW.com) --- Authorities were able to find a missing hunter just south of Hibbing after he wandered too far through the woods.
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Spirit Mountain Starts Snow Making Operation
Duluth, MN (NNCNOW.com) -- Duluth's Spirit Mountain is making snow for the first time this season.
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Meeting the Challenges of Winter Driving in Wisconsin
As temperatures cool and daylight dwindles, Wisconsin motorists will soon face the seasonal onslaught of ice, snow, and limited visibility that makes driving difficult—if not impossible—at times. To cope with treacherous winter driving conditions, motorists should follow common-sense precautions that will protect them and others on the road.
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Your Green Life: "Butting In For The Environment"
Smoking has long been known a threat to our health. But more and more we are noticing the threat to the environment that cigarettes pose. In this weeks "Your Green Life" Adam Lorch butts in for the environment.
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Polaris Industries Partners with Voyageurs National Park for Snowmobile Safety
(Northland's NewsCenter) -- Polaris Industries Inc. and Voyageurs National Park has partnered to enhance snowmobile safety and trail access in the Voyageurs National Park.
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Update: Authorities Identify Hunter Shot on MN Firearms Opener
(Northland’s NewsCenter) --- Authorities have identified the Bemidji man who died after being shot while hunting on public land on the first day of the firearms season.
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Deer Opener Brings in Big Bucks for Neighboring States
Duluth, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) -- Bags of bullets, bottles of hunting scent and blaze orange hats, mittens and coats bring an economic boost to Minnesota, in November.
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Wanted: Donated Vension Meat During Minnesota's Firearms Season
Duluth, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) --- The Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank is asking hunters in the Northland to help out their neighbors in need by donating a portion of their deer harvest during the upcoming firearms season.
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Mayor Ness, MPR's Paul Huttner Address the Impact of Changing Climate on Duluth Streams
Duluth, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) -- City officials and experts tackled the impact of flooding on Duluth area streams today at the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency headquarters in Duluth.
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