Fishing from a hub-style ice-fishing shack is awesome. I love the room and the ability to fish with multiple anglers in comfort.
Some tips on anchoring your hub-style ice-fishing shack Read More »
According to court documents, Christensen said her family found the raccoon, nicknamed “Rocky,” on the side of a road and were nursing it back to health when she brought it into the bar Sept. 6.
Probation for a woman who brought raccoon to N.D. bar Read More »
The state’s environmental review process requires regulators to consider a project’s potential impact on the land, air, water, and animals.
Minnesota’s environmental reviews now include climate impact element Read More »
And per report, Prehn dispute to cost state $76,000.
Wisconsin’s governor picks Payne to head natural resources department Read More »
Editor’s note: The group Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility produced a press release last month regarding DNR timber cutting.
Commentary: PEER questions DNR timber quotas; DNR responds Read More »
The final day of the Minnesota pheasant season ended with one bird in hand and some tough snow conditions to hunt through. It made Minnesota Outdoor News editor, Tim Spielman, think back on the 2022 season and look ahead to what he thinks may happen with Minnesota’s outdoors during 2023.
Streams of thought: A final pheasant hunt and outdoor predictions for 2023 Read More »
By Jim Salter and Michael Phillis Associated Press St. Louis — President Joe Biden’s administration finalized regulations that protect hundreds of thousands of small streams, wetlands, and other waterways, repealing a Trump-era rule that federal courts had thrown out and that environmentalists said left waterways vulnerable to pollution. The rule defines which “waters of the
Rivers and wetlands relieved? EPA finalizes U.S. waters rule Read More »
Plymouth, Minn. — As the post-COVID world unfurled in 2022, Minnesotans cautiously resumed normal lifestyles. They interacted again at public meetings, attended big events such as the SHOT Show and Game Fair, and allowed activities such as ballgames and family reunions to interfere with the hunting and fishing that had surged during the pandemic. But
Minnesota’s outdoor headlines proved to be eventful during past 12 months Read More »
St. Louis — President Joe Biden’s administration on Dec. 30 finalized regulations that protect hundreds of thousands of small streams,…
EPA finalizes waters rule that’s been in a state of constant flux Read More »
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