A jury trial date has also been set for a North Dakota man charged in connection with a waterfowl-hunting incident caught on camera last fall.
Report from the Dakotas: Winter stress continues to build for wildlife Read More »
Few people have both feet planted in the natural resources public policy arena like Katie McKalip, of Missoula, Mont. During the past 16 years, she’s worked for the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership (2007-2015), and since 2015, for Backcountry Hunters and Anglers.
A quick chat with Katie McKalip of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers Read More »
If I made a mistake, the whole office knew about it, so I stopped making mistakes. I didn’t enjoy this, but I had the sense to realize that I was getting an education you could not buy.
A quick chat with Field & Stream’s David E. Petzal Read More »
Becoming a falconer and obtaining a permit to possess a bird is a training-intensive and time-consuming process that includes an apprenticeship. Falconers work hard at their sport, but they clearly play hard when it’s time to head afield.
Partnership between handler and hawk on full display during February falconry hunt Read More »
Outdoor news items from beyond Minnesota.
Beyond Minnesota: Polar bear in fatal attack was in poor health Read More »
Four individuals and two organizations will be enshrined by the Fishing Hall of Fame of Minnesota in 2023. Inductees in the Individual Legends category are Tom Carlson, Russ Francisco, Jeff Sundin, and Hank Ebert. In addition, Reeds Family Outdoor Outfitters and F-M Walleyes Unlimited will round out this year’s list.
Minnesota Fishing Hall of Fame announces 2023 inductees Read More »
For many Minnesotans, February is a great time of year to pack the bags, escape the cold and the snow, and head to a location that offers sunshine and pleasant temperatures.
Want to fish but need a break from the cold? Head to the Gulf Coast Read More »
In the middle of cold Minnesota winters, we sometimes worry about heating bills, frozen pipes, or whether the car will start in the morning.
Remembering Leopold: How did pheasants adapt? Read More »
Research officials from the University of Minnesota and Three Rivers Park District affixed the deer with GPS radio collars, which will be used to monitor their movements year-round for two years. Researchers also took blood and fecal samples, as well as nasal and mouth swabs to test for SARS-CoV-2 (SCV-2), the virus that causes COVID-19 in humans. The deer were then released back into the wild, and in good condition.
Minnesota deer from Hennepin County given helicopter rides as research project begins Read More »
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