Madelia, Minn. – The number of turkeys harvested in the fall has fallen for three consecutive years since 2003, but hunters this year are on track to kill more birds than they have the past
St. Paul – A federal bill whose aim is to protect waters and wetlands, according to its author, Minnesota Rep. Jim Oberstar, is gaining the attention of opponents, including former state Sen. Bob Lessard. Lessard,
Joe Albert Associate Editor Antlerless deer. We can debate about the merits of an early antlerless deer season – I’ve done it twice and love it – but there’s one argument folks who are against
Madelia, Minn. – As it’s been for a few years now, optimism on the eve of the state’s pheasant opener was high. Now the first weekend is in the bag, and pre-season assessments that predicted
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NORTHEAST METRO A mixed bag of fish including walleyes, sauger, white bass, and panfish can be had on the Mississippi and St. Croix rivers. Work the backwaters, channels, and current break areas with crankbaits or
Waconia, MN, In Towne Marina ,Lake Waconia Atwater, MN, North Breeze Resort 320-974-816 Canada Albany River Lodge, Ontario (http://www.albanyriver.ca/) Sandy Beach Lodge, Red Lake, Ontario (http://www.sandybeachlodge.com/) Fishing for Trout, Pike and Walleye with hunting for
St. Paul – Last weekend wasn’t just one for the birds. It was pheasant opener, yes, but some hunters – probably about 24,000 of them – instead opted to hunt for deer during the early
In the latest Outdoor News Update, Rob Drieslein breaks down the latest reports from Lake Mille Lacs. Plus, what’s a bighead doing in Lake Pepin? (3:12)
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