To bronze level its villages and dog training sent model Resources Division of Enforcement 500 Lafayette Road St. MN 55155 CO Ben Huener checked anglers on the Rainy River and transferred evidence and paperwork to Lt. Znajda. He also assisted locating a radio-collared wolf the Beltrami Island State CO worked angling, aquatic invasive species, ATV and boat and water enforcement, and assisted with a snowmobile safety course at the Northwest Angle. The walleye sauger wrapped up nicely this past weekend on Lake of the Woods and the Rainy River with taking home their limits and pictures of some nice-sized walleyes. The sturgeon remains open with catch-and-release-only fishing through 23. The harvest runs 24 through 7. Enforcement action was taken for failure to remove a fish house from the lake prior to the removal deadline and dogs chasing deer. CO Prachar reports a busy end to the Minnesota Canada walleye anglers were successful catching limits of fish. Enforcement action was taken for transporting walleye fillets with no patch of skin, drain plug violations, angling without a license, and providing someone 's name to a law enforcement officer. CO Woinarowicz taught the law and ethics portions of firearms safety classes Argyle and Karlstad. Woinarowicz has seen a pleasantly surprising influx of female youths taking the class. At one site, 11 of the 14 students were females; nine of the 12 at another site were females. Calls of houses left on public accesses, injured eagles, and unregulated fires were investigated. Enforcement action for the week included no burning permit, burning prohibited materials, and storing a shelter at a public access. CO Demosthenes Regas reports working AIS enforcement, and ATV and angling activity on special regulation lakes. Time was spent assisting instructors and giving the laws and regulations presentation at the Blackduck firearms safety classes and handling a call of a mink or fisher killing a person's chickens. CO Kyle Quittschreiber reports focusing on ATV, AIS, and angling enforcement. He spoke to a firearms safety class and checked anglers on the Rainy River. Enforcement actions included failure to remove a drain plug. A litter complaint was also investigated; several domestic turkeys were dumped on public property. CO Hannah Mishler focused on angling and boat and water safety enforcement. Cold weather and long wait times for launching boats didn't seem to prevent the diehard anglers from giving the walleye one last shot on the Rainy River. Varying levels of success were seen for both sturgeon and walleyes. Mishler also attended two days of K9 training at Camp Ripley. Enforcement action for the week included no angling license possession, overlimit of walleyes, transporting fish with no skin patch, and no throwable PFD. Warroad South vacant. Karlstad vacant. Thief River Falls East vacant. CO Hutchins reports spending time this week checking ice anglers and working a few open-water fishing areas around Polk and Red Lake counties. Time was also spent speaking at a safety camp held at the Crookston Sports Center about ATV operation and safety. Spring beaver trapping activity was monitored. A meeting was attended Bagley with other District 2 officers. CO Gray attended a district meeting, checked trout fishermen and talked to the Bagley High School law enforcement class. CO Brice Vollbrecht worked angling activity on area lakes. Ice conditions are good but some accesses are starting to deteriorate. The officer worked a detail on Leech Lake where anglers were catching perch. Complaints of dogs chasing deer were taken. CO Chris Vinton assisted the sheriff's office with a call about a person driving who have been impaired. The driver was contacted by a deputy and no violations were discovered. Vinton patrolled area lakes and observed very few anglers. Two anglers were observed fishing from a boat the only open water around. Even though it was windy and snowing they were taking advantage of the last day of the statewide catch-and-release sturgeon Vinton presented the law enforcement portion during a local firearms safety training class. CO Al Peterson handled wildlife and forestry calls and continued work with ongoing cases. CO Steve Chihak spent the week working sport fishing and ATV enforcement. Time was also spent giving