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Brad Dokken

Brad Dokken

Outdoors Reporter at Grand Forks Herald

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  • Nature & Wildlife

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Recent Articles

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Lower duck production could challenge waterfowl hunters this fall

Brood numbers were down, but Lake Region outlook still favorable.
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Dokken: Tribute to a brother leads to memorable bear hunting encoun...

Dokken: Tribute to a brother leads to memorable bear hunting encounter for Karlstad man
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Feds award $3.49 million grant for downtown Grand Forks Greenway pr...

The Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership grant is part of a $254.68 million funding package for 54 projects in 24 states for the redevelopment or creation of new local parks.
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Dokken: Revived group targets prairie enhancement in Grand Forks Co...

Roots of Grand Forks County Prairie Partners dates back nearly 25 years.
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Bemidji wildlife artist wins Minnesota turkey stamp contest

Sam Larsen’s winning turkey stamp entry was selected Thursday, Oct. 3, 2024, from seven eligible submissions.
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DNR officer sheds light on upcoming changes to Minnesota licensing,...

New mobile and online system set to take effect in March 2025.
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Minnesota voters to decide fate of lottery-driven conservation fund...

Voters have overwhelmingly approved Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund in previous votes.
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Dokken: Reflections on fall, wildfire relief fund and survey of hun...

Fall is a fleeting time of year and will be gone before we know it – so get out and enjoy.
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Dokken: Black bear sightings rise in North Dakota as population exp...

Not that many years ago, the thought was that black bears didn’t breed in North Dakota. No more.
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Snapshot of outdoor activities reveals plenty of good times so far ...

Whether it’s upland game, waterfowl, special deer hunts, youth hunting events or even time on the water, fall 2024 has provided numerous reminders of why we choose to live in this part of the world.
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First-ever archery deer hunt in East Grand Forks city limits set to...

The archery hunt, which is limited to 10 hunters who were selected through a lottery and stringent screening and proficiency process, is confined to five areas.