LAKE MINNETONKA AREA Crappies are hitting minnows and jigs in six to eight feet on Lake Minnetonka, Lake Sarah, Lake Independence, and Medicine Lake – they’ll move shallower as the water warms. Water temperatures remain unseasonably cool in this area so anglers should look for walleyes to be deeper on most metro lakes this weekend. […]
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As the wind blew across the trap field the other day, and vehicles visible in the distance traveled east and west on Interstate 94, Andy Rentschler pulled on glasses and earplugs and the other necessities of a trap shooter.
Spotlight: For Alexandria captain, shooting comes naturally Read More »
DNR confirmed today that Michael Howard has been hired as a deputy director of the agency.
Illinois DNR hires new deputy director Read More »
A massive bighorn sheep that died of natural causes and was later found by wildlife officials could be a new World’s Record, according to the Boone and Crockett Club.
Boone and Crockett Club may have new world record bighorn sheep Read More »
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Your Daily Outdoor Update – May 7th – Leech Lake Opener outlook Read More »
Starting May 1 you can apply for bear and elk licenses, but did you know there is one other way to get a Michigan elk and bear license? Every year, three lucky winners will each get a hunting prize package valued at over $4,000 and includes both elk and bear hunting licenses. Apply as many times as you like, just $5 per application. Good luck! http://www.michigan.gov/puremichiganhunt
Increase Odds of Hunting Bear & Elk: Pure Michigan Hunt! Read More »
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Your Daily Outdoor Update – May 6th – Birdcam – The Comeback Kid Eagle Read More »
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Your Daily Outdoor Update – May 5th – Liberal Mille Lacs Pike limits Read More »
Reporter freaks out when carp starts to flop around in the boat.
Big Carp Scares a Reporter Read More »
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