There is a point in October where the woods have changed, but most hunters haven’t gotten the strong urge to put in serious hunting effort.
Commonly referred to as the lull, the time before
As many flocked to Northfield for the 2026 Governor’s Pheasant Opener, the Minnesota DNR and its partners celebrated a new addition to the Circle Lake Wildlife Management Area in nearby Forest Township.
Located between
The Minnesota DNR surprised me last week by announcing that it will not pursue the “Tier 2” any-duck, three-bird bag limit option for the 2027 duck-hunting season.
The public comment period on the proposal,
The latest extension of the 2018 Farm Bill expired Sept. 30, leaving agricultural producers and the bill’s signature conservation measure, the Conservation Reserve Program, in limbo.
Conservation officials from several groups are imploring Congress
The 14th annual Governor’s Pheasant Opener was held in Northfield over the weekend, attracting visitors to downtown and surrounding grasslands.
Participants arrived Oct. 9 for community events, including tours and a public land dedication,
A family friend who loved spending weekends on his motorcycle insisted that safety rested mostly on himself, even though a bumper sticker on his car advised “Watch for Motorcycles.”
As he often said: “You
I have been trying to wrap my head around something lately, and perhaps one of you can explain it to me. Why are so many deer hunters reluctant to have their deer tested for chronic
On Oct. 6, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation hosted 5,000 student scientists for the 24th annual Day in the Life of the Hudson and Harbor.
The event features students visiting shorefronts
Aaron Hass died unexpectedly in 2021 from COVID-19, but his memory lives on, thanks to friends and family in the local trap shooting community who come together each year to honor their friend and support
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