Wisconsin Natural Resources Board set to meet in Madison Oct. 23
Staff Report
October 11, 2024
Episode 505 – Pheasant forecast, DNR Enforcement app, archery deer opener, B.A.S.S. live sonar rules
Managing Editor Rob Drieslein and Editor Tim Spielman start the show breaking down the ring-necked pheasant hunting forecast for Minnesota this fall. Also, bear kill update and year two of crossbows during the archery deer season (which begins Saturday, Sept. 14.) Then Capt. Aaron Kahre from Minnesota DNR Enforcement explains how to use the relatively new MNTIP smartphone app to help prevent and nab poachers. Outdoor News web editor Eric Morken drops in to offer primetime advice on the early archery deer season. Finally, Tim Lesmeister visits to talk about the new live-sonar rules coming from the Bass Angler Sportsmen Society for its tournament events.
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