Historically, the future of deer hunting in north-central Minnesota largely has been taken for granted, but that picture changed with chronic wasting disease being found in the wild deer herd near Bemidji.
Anglers who have called for changes to Minnesota’s Record Fish Program could get their wish, with the DNR recently offering an official proposal that would add many more species to the catch-and-release records, while also
Jake Green, 29, of Isle, killed the largest bear taken by bow in the state (by skull measurement) on the morning of Sept. 5.
The so-called spy blind report compiled by the DNR to track hunter compliance during the early September teal season shows hunters performed better than last year and were well within federal guidelines to continue the
Concerns with timber harvest and wildlife management spanned several years.
The last year the Minnesota DNR wrote a master plan for the Whitewater Wildlife Management Area in southeastern Minnesota, Jimmy Carter was president, Elvis Presley died, and Star Wars opened in theaters.
Friends of the conservationist complete a book began years ago.
The DNR said 98% of successful hunters during the late CWD hunts in 2021 shot one or two deer.
Success reeling them in really slow, just barely getting the Colorado blades to start spinning.
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