Minnesota - Rob Drieslein

Drama in the Junior Duck Stamp contest, walleye closures, and a DU award

Grab-bag blog highlights news from the federal junior duck stamp contest, a walleye closure on Little Cut Foot Sioux Lake, and an award for Minnesota’s own John Lindquist.

An incredible hunter, writer, and friend named Mike Strandlund

Rob Drieslein remembers Bowhunting World Editor Mike Strandlund, who died suddenly last weekend

Latest chapter in feral cat drama: Audubon and Ted Williams make nice

Williams apologizes, Audubon benches him for one issue, but his column returns in a summer edition

In bizarro world, the feral rat lobby trumps conservation

Recent feral cat headlines are as absurd as this satirical piece about protecting feral rat colonies.

Feral cats and a spineless decision from the Audubon Society

Environmental group capitulates to feral cat advocates and ends association with outdoors scribe Ted Williams

An exercise in democracy: DNR’s late-winter hunting, fishing, and wildlife public meetings

Sometimes loud, sometimes controversial, the Minnesota DNR’s annual public meetings have a strong 2013 agenda.

End of an era? State ends moose hunting in Minnesota

Moose numbers continue to plunge in Minnesota, so today the DNR announced it will cancel the state hunt indefinitely.

The brave new world of monitoring wildlife: aerial trail cameras?

Will personal drone aircraft take trail cameras and scouting for hunting to a whole new level?

Minnesota muskie hunting: Do we need to protect 55-inchers?

Keep hunting, fishing, and wildlife a priority for Alaska’s National Petroleum Reserve