Doug Leier

1 week ago | bismarcktribune.com | Doug Leier

Revering walleye, pheasants or bucks is about as Midwestern as loving summertime baseball, hot dogs and mom. In an honest conversation you’ll hear an underscoring appreciation for pike, meadowlarks and monarchs. Who doesn’t love the fight of a northern, the sound a meadowlark makes perched on a fence post? When a monarch is found in the garden many will find it a perfect time to take a moment's break, wipe the sweat off the brow and appreciate the beauty of these summer staples.

1 week ago | grandforksherald.com | Doug Leier

BISMARCK – May 4-10 has been designated as Aquatic Nuisance Species Awareness Week in North Dakota, in an effort to raise public understanding of the preventative steps recreationists need to follow to stop the introduction and spread of ANS in the state’s waterways. ANS are nonnative plants, animals or pathogens that can affect the ecology of lakes and rivers and the economic and recreational value of those waterways.

1 week ago | grandforksherald.com | Doug Leier

WEST FARGO – Revering walleyes, pheasants or bucks is about as Midwestern as loving summertime baseball, hot dogs and mom. In an honest conversation, you’ll hear an underscoring appreciation for pike, meadowlarks and monarch butterflies. Who doesn’t love the fight of a northern, or the sound a meadowlark makes perched on a fence post?

1 week ago | kfgo.com | Doug Leier

By Doug LeierRevering walleye, pheasants, or bucks is about as Midwestern as loving summertime baseball, hot dogs and mom. In an honest conversation you’ll hear an underscoring appreciation for pike, meadowlarks and monarchs. Who doesn’t love the fight of a northern, the sound a meadowlark makes perched on a fence post? When a monarch is found in the garden many will find it a perfect time to take a moment’s break, wipe the sweat off the brow and appreciate the beauty of these summer staples.

1 week ago | willistonherald.com | Doug Leier

By Doug LeierI’ve long appreciated the fact that in North Dakota we can talk about deer and deer hunting any time of year. While fall discussions typically revolve around the deer numbers and the coming hunt, this time of year there’s plenty to discuss about the state’s deer lottery. Of note, there’s no real preference to the points given to each applicant. A point is a point is a point. Whether it’s one or 125. The point is your number in the lottery.