St. Paul – Deer hunters are off their near-record pace of a year ago, but not by much. Firearms hunters had killed 123,805 whitetails through Friday, Nov. 9. That compares to 131,700 through the same time period last year. Harvest totals for the weekend – Nov. 10-11 – weren’t available as of Outdoor News’ press […]
Whitetail kill high, but down from 2006
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