More than two weeks into Minnesota’s bear season, another massive bear was taken – this one with a live weight of 701.5 pounds – just north of Saginaw.
Calvin Wield had been tracking the
Other than in the dead of winter, there’s seldom a time when an outdoor-oriented person doesn’t have to be concerned about insect pests. I’ve been assaulted by mosquitoes, ticks, biting flies and other tiny flying
No rut, no rifle, welcome to early bow season. There are far more deer on the ground than when many of us started, but the good old days? Yes and no, depending on whom you
Beginning in April, Lake Erie’s walleye catch rates have been as good as most anglers, including charter captains, have ever seen in the Western Basin through July. Similar results have been seen all summer in
Minnesota’s hunters who rely on hunter walking trails to get around on public land now have many more miles to use this fall.
The Minnesota DNR recently announced updates to the state’s hunter walking
I grew up in Brainerd, Minn., in the 1980s, counting down the days until I earned my firearms safety certification, a rite of passage for kids like me. I can still hear the crack of
The Minnesota DNR is preparing for the firearms deer season to ensure the updated Electronic Licensing System can handle the big throng of license-buyers.
This past August, the system had problems when issuing surplus
The traditional Minnesota duck season opens 30 minutes before sunrise this Saturday, Sept. 26, and Jerry Christopherson, of Heron Lake in southwest Minnesota, will be in the marsh, boom stick in tow.
Christopherson, 83,
Anglers who are prepared to face some colder weather can catch lunker walleyes. For the past decade, walleye fishing derbies on Lake Erie have shown that big fish can be caught late in the season
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