
hunters through education, habitat, and legislation. “We support youth hunting education at Deep Portage Conservation Reserve, Firearm Safety Classes, the youth hunt at Camp Ripley, we purchase habitat acreage for the public to use for bird and animal sightseeing
and hunting, and we provide habitat improvement and sightseeing trails in 12
wildlife management areas,” said Gae, who along with Casey Stengel of Brainerd, serves on the MDHA state board of directors. “We really appreciate the funds for the club,” said NR student Malcolm Stroot of New York Mills, who accepted the check along with Dr. Faber on behalf of all club members.