Duluth, Minn. – There shouldn’t be any problem finding a spot to fish through the ice by this weekend – especially in the northern half of the state. In most areas north of St. Cloud,
Fishing and hunting license fees should be increased and restructured, as the DNR has proposed, to keep the Game and Fish Fund solvent, according to a citizens group that oversees agency expenditures.
St. Paul – Fishing and hunting license fees should be increased and restructured, as the DNR has proposed, to keep the Game and Fish Fund solvent, according to a citizens group that oversees agency expenditures.
Muzzleloader tally at 1,300 after first three days of hunt St. Paul – As openers go, there seems to be a trend developing: Slow. After the opening-weekend firearms kill was off by about 20 percent
St. Paul – Firearms deer hunters are on track to kill about 5 percent fewer deer than they did last year. Through Sunday, which was the end of the Zone 1 firearms season, they had
St. Paul – The firearms deer kill still is down from 2010, but second-weekend hunters made up for some of the opening-weekend deficit. The kill was down nearly 20 percent from last year after the
Grand Marais, Minn. – The Legislature this year gave DNR conservation officers authority to cite or warn parents or guardians who knowingly allow juveniles to take game or fish illegally. The first citation issued under
St. Paul – In a decision DNR Commissioner Tom Landwehr said the agency “doesn’t take lightly,” Lutsen Mountain Corp. has been granted a permit to continue drawing water from a designated trout stream, despite low-flow
Milwaukee (AP) – Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker signed a law last Friday repealing the contentious earn-a-buck program, effectively barring the state’s DNR from implementing the program as a deer herd-management tool. The repeal means Wisconsin
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