The Minnesota firearms deer opener is Saturday, and for many it’s about tradition and creating new stories at deer camps across the state. The Minnesota DNR expects to see many hunters in blaze orange roaming around private property, wildlife management areas, and other lands in hopes of harvesting a memorable deer for the season.
As of Monday, there weren’t expected to be as many hunters in the woods as last year because there’s been a drop in firearms deer license sales. Barb Keller, the DNR’s big-game program leader, said she hopes to see more sales leading into opener weekend.
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