Nick Simonson is a Specially Appointed Attorney General and journalist based in Pierre, South Dakota. He writes for various local publications, including the Capital Journal, Sidney Herald, Marshall Independent, and The Williston Herald, with his work also appearing in the Valley City Times-Record. Nick's articles focus on outdoor activities, hunting, fishing, and providing suggestions and insights for enjoying the outdoors in the local area.
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Nick Simonson's coverage primarily focuses on outdoor activities, hunting, fishing, and nature in South Dakota. His articles often include seasonal content and how-to guides related to outdoor sports such as ice fishing. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in pitches that provide practical advice for outdoor enthusiasts or highlight local experiences related to hunting, fishing, and wildlife.
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By Nick Simonson
Pronghorn populations in North Dakota increased over the previous year, with a milder winter and better recruitment factoring into the uptick observed in surveys conducted this summer by the NDG&F Dept..
Springtime drumming counts of ruffed grouse in Minnesota benefitted from a mild winter, resulting in 2024 tallies hitting fifty-year highs throughout much of the woodland birds’ range in the state.
August provides some welcome downtime and a transition period from fishing to hunting. With deer archery seasons in some areas just days away, the final preparations (or perhaps the scramble)
One of fall’s earliest upland seasons is for sharptailed grouse. Humid cool mornings quickly warm into hot and sunny afternoons and finding the birds before things get too hot for
Are your local legislators hunters and anglers? Does the politician you’re voting for promote conservation or programs that fund public access? Take the time now to scout out their record and stances and cast your vote accordingly as a responsible hunter and angler.
The recent release of 2024 duck survey results by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) point to incremental improvements in waterfowl populations throughout the birds’ breeding territories in
The dog days of summer are gone, even though this week's temperatures might suggest otherwise. The heat and humidity of August fade into those first cool nights of September with its dewy mornings and from there it isn't long until that same condensation soaks the knee-down region of my field pants and the leather of my worn upland boots in pursuit of grouse and partridge, and then, a few weeks later, rooster pheasants.
The author’s lab Ole rousts a sharptailed grouse from cover.
By Nick Simonson By Doug Leier I wouldn’t be surprised to find out kids who grew up on the beaches of California are more likely to surf than a kid from North Dakota.
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