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XGR-Open FieldS Doctrine PIERRE, S.D. – Members of the Senate Judiciary Committee this morning killed a bill that would have prevented South Dakota Conservation Offices from entering onto private lands. HB1140 was offered by the State Game, Fish and Parks department at the urging of South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem and Lt. Governor Larry Rhoden.  A number of west river landowners testified their support as did lobbyist representing the state stock growers, cattlemen, and a number of hunting guide and outfitter associations. Opposition came from former state GF&P Secretaries John Cooper an...

Legislative panel kills bill restricting conservation officers’ access to private lands © Provided by Sioux Falls(Mitchell) KSFY South Dakota State Capitol (FILE) PIERRE, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Members of the Senate Judiciary Committee have killed a bill that would have prevented South Dakota conservation officers from entering onto private lands. HB 1140 was offered by the State Game, Fish and Parks department at the urging of Gov. Kristi Noem.  A number of West River landowners testified their support in Tuesday morning’s hearing, as did lobbyist representing the state stock growe...

Weekly Fishing Report: March 1, 2021 Los Alamos Daily Post The improving weather conditions and some positive news concerning the COVID-19 pandemic are creating more opportunities for anglers and other outdoor enthusiasts. New Mexico State Parks are now open to all visitors, including those from out-of-state. Camping is now allowed by reservation only. Call the State Parks Reservation Center at: 877.664.7787. The ice-fishing season appears to be headed to an early end. Ice fishing has been closed at Eagle Nest Lake and Fenton Lake since Feb. 4 and it looks like it’s not going to reopen. Lak...

Weekly Fishing Report: Feb. 17, 2021 Los Alamos Daily Post New Mexico was slammed with a blast of Arctic air straight out of the North Pole over the weekend. Record-breaking cold temperatures covered the entire Eastern half of the state from Clayton to Carlsbad. It’s a good bet that any body of water in this part of the state froze, including lakes and ponds that normally never would see ice. A second snowstorm added several more inches of snow Tuesday morning to areas of Central and Southern New Mexico. Best to check on road and fishing conditions before planning a fishing trip this week.

With Valentine’s Day close, the mind – or perhaps the heart – frequently turns to love, to romance. In the Robertson County Marriage Book #1 1839-1861, the names are difficult to read. It seems that Polly Parsons became a bride on Oct. 29, 1839. Burberry Green had married earlier on Oct. 16, 1839. Daniel Williams had become her husband. This information can be seen in a new exhibit at the Robertson County History Museum in Springfield. As one enters the Museum, there is a large cutout of the county. The numbers 225 stand above it. 225? That is no code or street number. 2021 mar...