Pheasant production last year was at its lowest level in two decades, dramatically reducing the number of adult birds nesting earlier this year. While the dry conditions eased this summer and pheasant brood sizes were up from 2017, the estimated population still dropped 2 percent from last year.
Pheasant numbers down again ahead of North Dakota hunting season Read More »
Up to 23 bears could be killed in the hunts planned in Wyoming and Idaho. Judge already delayed them once, in an order that came two days before grizzly season was set to open Sept. 1.
U.S. judge delays decision on grizzly bear hunts for two more weeks Read More »
When cooking pale-meated birds, whether domestic or wild, the juices run pale when the bird is cooked enough. (Before that, they run red.) But waterfowl juices always run red, so if you’re testing your bird’s doneness by poking it with a knife and waiting for the juices to run pale, you’ll overcook them
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This Outdoor News blogger has evolved – from fishing and hunting to singing and songwriting.
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The survey results through the end of August indicate catch rates were still quite good this summer, but were lower than last year.
Angler surveys show walleye overage can be paid back on Lake Mille Lacs Read More »
What you need to know if hunting big game out of state when it comes to bringing a carcass back into the state.
Your Daily Minnesota Outdoor News Update – Sept. 14, 2018 Read More »
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