The bear hunting opener is one week away, and though weather has dried up most of the natural forage, that could bode well for hunters in north country.
Andrew Tri, Minnesota DNR bear project leader, said this time of year is a mad scrum to get bait and cameras out for the season. Heading into the first week, Tri says reports from the field indicate a varied landscape for hunters, with a better-than-average year for forage.
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