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Law enforcement officers help to ensure partner landowners understand and comply with the agreements established in their contracts for providing a healthy habitat for wildlife. They work closely with tribal, state and local government offices to enforce federal and state hunting regulations that protect migratory birds other game species from illegal take and preserve legitimate hunting opportunities.
Questions regarding law enforcement or violations on the district should be directed to Officer Chuck Melvin at 218-844-3423 or the Tamarac Wetland Management District Manager at 218-847-2641.
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The American Woodcock lives in young forest and shrubby areas often near streams, rivers, and wetlands. Woodcock eat worms, which they catch by probing in the soil with their long bills. Woodcock is only one species of many that are dependent upon young forests that have been in decline in recent years. It is a high priority to enhance these declining habitats within the District with mechanized equipment working with private, state, federal and tribal partners.
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