None of the 1,618 deer that hunters harvested in and near northwestern Minnesota’s bovine tuberculosis (TB) management zone displayed obvious signs of the disease, likely eliminating the need for additional hunting seasons this winter and
“It’s been a long December,” as the Counting Crows sing in one of my favorite songs. Only thing is, for bowhunters, December seems to go by in a flash. I know that I can’t hang
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has finalized a five-year management plan that aims to sustain Leech Lake as one of Minnesota’s top fishing destinations. The plan outlines fisheries management objectives for 2011 through
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS There’s as much as seven inches of ice close to shore and a few anglers have started walking out in the bays or working the first shoreline breaks. There hasn’t
Banquets/Fundraisers. Jan. 27, 2011: MWA Big Ducks Chapter Banquet, 5:30-9:30 p.m., Hopkins VFW. For more info call Dale Eggert, 952-933-4978. Feb. 5: North Country Bowhunters Banquet, 4 p.m., Canterbury Park. For more info call Cory
St. Paul – Earlier this year, lawmakers were debating a bill that would have increased the cost of a fishing license. DNR officials didn’t lend their support and said they instead wanted to look comprehensively
Two fatalities have occurred in 2010 Little Falls, Minn. – When it comes to hunter safety, the hunting seasons of 2010 have been much like those of recent years, according to DNR officials. About 25
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) checked muzzleloader hunters and investigated a trespass complaint regarding an individual who shot a deer from the roadway. A search warrant was executed at a residence.
Sunrise and sunset are the key times to go ice fishing for walleyes
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