Fawn study providing much-needed deer data in Minnesota’s farmland region
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March 24, 2023
2007 deer kill: Fourth-highest in state history
St. Paul – For the fifth year in a row, hunters in 2007 killed more than a quarter million deer in the state. The total take: 260,434. That’s fourth-highest in history, and 170 less than the number hunters took in 2004. Even so, managers say there’s little about the season that wasn’t expected, and that …
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