Anyone interested in deer management for 23 deer permit areas in east and south-central Minnesota can start sharing their opinions through a formal process beginning on Jan. 23.
A look at the opportunities provide by inland catch-and-release winter trout seasons.
It’s a new year and host Dan Ladd kicks off 2023 with a quick look back at 2022, mainly getting caught up on the latest
Paying tribute to a longtime DNR researcher.
Current board vice chair brings 25 years of leadership, business management, and volunteer experience to the role.
Vetter becomes the third CEO of the organization’s 40-year history.
She has served as a member of the group’s national board since 2015, most recently as vice chair, and will succeed longtime president and CEO Howard Vincent upon his retirement later this year.
Morrison County District Judge Leonard Weiler sentenced Michael Thielen, 42, on Jan. 4 after Thielen pleaded guilty to taking and possessing big game out of season.
Illinois Department of Natural Resources Director Colleen Callahan will step down from her position on January 16.
The Great Lakes – and other big lakes around the world – might be getting more acidic, which could make them less hospitable for some fish and plants.
How far the mule deer buck stood from the rifle muzzle was anybody’s guess, because holding my rangefinder steady in the 25-mph crosswind was impossible. Even if the buck was within range, I still couldn’t take the shot because it was bedded slightly below the top of a ravine, and sagebrush was in the way.
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