St. Paul – Tests of nearly 270 deer in the area where an archer last fall killed an animal with chronic wasting disease all have come back negative for CWD. Another 70 or so samples
Karlstad, Minn. – Wildlife officials in Minnesota and Manitoba are planning a coordinated aerial survey of the elk herd that roams between the two countries. If weather allows, surveys of the Caribou/Vita herd will be
McNamara offers land management account concept St. Paul – Members of the Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage Council on Monday had a lively discussion about potential amendments to the bill carrying their funding recommendations. The one that
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleye reports haven’t been very consistent, but perch and tullibees remain active. The bite seems to be best with a few days of stable weather off the structure
The executive director of Ducks Unlimited, H. Dale Hall, had an excellent piece this past Monday Feb. 21 in the Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution Journal. He titled it, “Cut federal waste but leave the good alone.”
The Minnesota DNR winter severity data released today show what the vast majority of Minnesotans would tell you: It’s been a much more severe winter than last year. For the week ending Feb. 20, the
The public comment period remains open through Thursday, Feb. 24, for permanent rule changes proposed by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) that affect fishing and issuing permits. Complete rule language, statement of need
Minnesota’s moose population in northeastern Minnesota continues to decline, according to results of an aerial survey released by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR). Survey results revealed lower moose numbers and the proportion of
St. Paul – The concerns held by some that a Democratic president would forward policy to make guns and ammunition less affordable – and possibly less accessible – seem to have been somewhat alleviated, as
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