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Bismarck\u00a0 (CSi)\u00a0 A total of 530 archers competed in the North Dakota National Archery in the Schools\nProgram state bull\u2019s-eye tournament March 18-19 in Minot.<\/p>\n
\u00a0Bismarck\u00a0 (CSi)\u00a0 A total of 530 archers competed in the North Dakota National Archery in the Schools
\nProgram state bull\u2019s-eye tournament March 18-19 in Minot.<\/p>\n
Hankinson students claimed top honors in the elementary (grades 4-6) and middle
\nschool (grades 7-8) divisions. North Sargent claimed first place in the high school
\n(grades 9-12) division.<\/p>\n
Overall male and female winners were Spencer Brockman of North Sargent and Kate
\nLoewen of Hankinson.<\/p>\n
Winning teams and the top 10 individuals qualify for the national tournament,
\nscheduled for May in Louisville, Ky. The Game and Fish Department and North Dakota
\nYouth Archery Advisory Council contribute a total of $3,000 in travel assistance to
\nthe first place team in each division, and $1,000 to the overall male and female
\nindividual winners. In addition, a total of $20,000 in college scholarships was
\nawarded by the NDYAAC to the top five overall scorers in both boys and girls.<\/p>\n
Qualifying for nationals in each division are:<\/p>\n
High school boys \u2013 1) Brockman; 2) Kyle Andres, Medina; 3) Dawson McKeever, North
\nSargent; 4) Mark McFarland, North Sargent; 5) Steve Dudas, North Sargent; 6) Cheyne
\nMeyer, Hankinson; 7) Dylan Jost, Wahpeton; 8) Alex Huff, Medina; 9) Chase Bladow,
\nHankinson; 10) Jonathan Goroski, Wahpeton.<\/p>\n
High school girls \u2013 1) Loewen; 2) Lisa Buckhaus, Hankinson; 3) Cassie Boelke,
\nWahpeton; 4) Jaidyn Sander, Hankinson; 5) Kayla Hiam, Hope-Page; 6) Kailee Klein,
\nWahpeton; 7) Maddie Weigum, Twin Buttes; 8) Mary Goroski, Wahpeton; 9) Sara
\nHatlewick, Gackle-Streeter; 10) Brinley Mathern, Edgeley.<\/p>\n
Middle school boys \u2013 1) Avery McFarland, North Sargent; 2) Braxtyn Hamann, North
\nSargent; 3) Tate Zerface, Hope-Page; 4) Tavon Stadler, Griggs County Central; 5)
\nBrady McKenna, North Sargent; 6) Austin Bladow, Hankinson; 7) Derrick Zietlow,
\nHankinson; 8) Brennan Wiederrich, Edgeley; 9) Will Peckham, Montpelier; 10) Bronson
\nHaugen, Barnes County.<\/p>\n
Middle school girls \u2013 1) Sadie Keller, Hankinson; 2) Grace Neameyer, Mt. Pleasant;
\n3) Alicia Biewer, Hankinson; 4) Olivia Balch, Pingree-Buchanan; 5) Nadia Post,
\nGlenburn; 6) Jaden Gilje, North Sargent; 7) Olivia Prochnow, Hankinson; 8) Abby
\nHelm, Medina; 9) Tenley Evans, Hankinson; 10) Kendra Landsiedel, Wilton.<\/p>\n
Elementary boys \u2013 1) Dylan Carlson, Edgeley; 2) Ethan Millner, Hankinson; 3) Aiden
\nBladow, Hankinson; 4) Jonathan Hill, Wahpeton; 5) Carter Spitzer, Kensal; 6) Matthew
\nWehseler, North Sargent; 7) Maxin Walock, Oakes; 8) Riley Christensen, North
\nSargent; 9) Max Fronk, St. John\u2019s; 10) Kendal Sondrol, Wilton.<\/p>\n
Elementary girls \u2013 1) Jaycee Brown, Hankinson; 2) Lily Wiek, Oakes; 3) Reagan Teske,
\nEdgeley; 4) Abi Bronson, Wahpeton; 5) Ariana Onchuck, Hankinson; 6) Kennedi Faber,
\nNorth Sargent; 7) Hannah Neameyer, Mt. Pleasant; 8) Kaydence Brummond, Oakes; 9)
\nKirstan Loewen, Hankinson; 10) Madison Sitzman, Edgeley.<\/p>\n
In addition, 288 archers competed in a NASP 3-D Challenge, run simultaneously with
\nthe bull\u2019s-eye tournament.<\/p>\n
Top performers in the 3-D high school boys were 1) Brockman; 2) David Loegering,
\nCentral Cass; 3) McKeever; 4) Garrett Ponzer, North Sargent; 5) Ted Mandt,
\nWahpeton.<\/p>\n
3-D high school girls \u2013 1) Loewen; 2) Boelke; 3) Laura Kielb, North Sargent; 4)
\nOlivia Waswick, North Sargent; 5) Sabyl Hunt, Dunseith.<\/p>\n
3-D middle school boys \u2013 1) McKenna; 2) McFarland; 3) Hamann; 4) Logan Stirling,
\nHankinson; 5) George Ringuette, Montpelier.<\/p>\n
3-D middle school girls \u2013 1) Neameyer; 2) Post; 3) Biewer; 4) Tavi Hirchert, Wilton;
\n5) Landsiedel.<\/p>\n
3-D elementary boys \u2013 1) Hill; 2) Sondrol; 3) Christensen; 4) Bladow; 5) Noah
\nSkroch, Hankinson.<\/p>\n
3-D elementary girls \u2013 1) Wiek; 2) Faber; 3) Loewen; 4) Lily Walth, North Sargent; The State Game and Fish Department reminds anglers that live white suckers are not Fisheries division chief Greg Power says that regulation has been in place for most \u201cWhite suckers can and have caused a lot of problems when they get introduced into Although anglers can use live white suckers on the Bois de Sioux and Red rivers and Anglers are also reminded that live baitfish or other live aquatic bait such as The next guide and outfitter written examination is May 14 at 1 p.m. at the North In addition to passing a written exam, qualifications for becoming a guide include a Hunting outfitter eligibility requirements include the guide qualifications, as well Interested individuals are required to preregister by calling the Game and Fish Upcoming Events<\/p>\n \u00a0 *\u00a0\u00a0 March 28-29: District Advisory Board Meetings
\n5) Estella Prochnow, Hankinson.
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\nLive White Suckers Only Legal in Bois de Sioux, Red Rivers<\/p>\n
\nlegal baitfish anywhere in North Dakota, except for the Bois de Sioux and Red
\nrivers.<\/p>\n
\nwater bodies in the state for more than 20 years, but every spring Game and Fish
\nstill gets questions from anglers who wonder if they can use live white suckers for
\nearly ice-out northern pike fishing.<\/p>\n
\nwaters where they were not present,\u201d Power said. \u201cSince we adopted that regulation
\nin 1993, the number of new lakes with introduced white suckers is near zero.\u201d<\/p>\n
\ntributaries up to the first vehicular bridge, they are illegal elsewhere. Fathead
\nminnows, sticklebacks and creek chubs are the only legal live baitfish outside of
\nthe Bois de Sioux and Red rivers. Dead white suckers which have been preserved by
\nfreezing, salting or otherwise treated to inactivate sexual products are legal
\nbait.<\/p>\n
\nleeches, cannot be transported from another state into North Dakota.
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\nHunting Guide and Outfitter Test Set<\/p>\n
\nDakota Game and Fish Department office in Bismarck. The test is given periodically
\nto anyone interested in becoming a hunting guide or outfitter in the state.<\/p>\n
\nbackground check for criminal and game and fish violations; certification in
\ncardiopulmonary resuscitation and standard first aid; and employment by or contract
\nwith a licensed hunting outfitter.<\/p>\n
\nas an individual must have held a hunting guide license for two years; and must have
\nproof of liability insurance.<\/p>\n
\nDepartment\u2019s enforcement office at 328-6604.<\/p>\n
\n\u00a0 *\u00a0\u00a0 April 1: 2016 Fishing Season Opens
\n\u00a0 *\u00a0\u00a0 April 4-5: District Advisory Board Meetings
\n\u00a0 *\u00a0\u00a0 April 9: Spring Turkey Season Opens
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