Deer hunting is on and the rut is coming soon
As we move deeper into fall farmers are clearing off the fields and deer are on the move as the rut approaches.
October 27, 2014
Your Daily Outdoor Update – October 27th – Deer Harvest Goals
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Great jig-and-shiner bite for walleyes and northern pike on Lake of the Woods
Taking a break from fall hunting, the author enjoyed a great border waters outing via the old reliable jig and shiner minnows
DNR officers recognized for shooting response
Three from different divisions responded to active shooter
Duck hunt at midseason: ‘pretty good’
For those waterfowlers who live to hunt in the harshest of conditions, who revel in sleet, snow, and bitter-cold winds, the 2014 Minnesota duck season thus far has been anything but for you. That said, it’s only about half over.
Voters get chance to make statement on wolf hunts
It may be merely symbolic, but Michigan voters will get a chance during the Nov. 4 election to send a message about whether hunters should be permitted to target the gray wolf
Researchers turn up sound as means of deterring Asian carp
A four-and-half-mile-long narrow backwater slough blocked off from the Illinois River near Morris, Ill., has become the latest front line in the study of sound barriers to keep Asian carp out of the Upper Mississippi River
Stocking of Class A wild trout streams in question
After sometimes heated discussion between commissioners and testimony from the public at their recent meeting here, Fish & Boat commissioners approved a change to their Class A Wild Trout Stream policy.
