The headlight bobbing up ahead was not a welcome sight. It was opening morning of firearms deer season, and more than once another hunter had screwed up my plans. I hoped that was not about
It was a perfect day in late September. The summer heat had passed, and in its place came the soft sunshine of early autumn. That perfect day was my first ever in a deer blind
When it comes to the state of the whitetail herd in Minnesota, winter is always a top topic of conversation. But there hasn’t been much to talk about in recent years. Most of the state
Autumn for hunters means scouting for deer and flushing birds, but some Minnesota hunters unexpectedly found something a bit more unique: an emu.
Mike Siebert, an Oakdale resident, was getting his new hunting dog,
Commissioner Sarah Strommen’s recent column in Outdoor News is worth reading carefully – not because it argues against the Citizens’ Conservation Advisory Council, but because it inadvertently explains, in precise institutional language, exactly why we
Twenty-five women. Three dead deer. A lot of sharp knives.
It might not sound like the beginning of a lesson about confidence, but that is exactly what it was. As I wrapped up demonstrating
I suspect this is going to be a recurring theme in this publication in the months to come. I base this on three recent op-ed articles.
Dave Zentner, a venerable and articulate outdoorsman, got
There is a point in October where the woods have changed, but most hunters haven’t gotten the strong urge to put in serious hunting effort.
Commonly referred to as the lull, the time before
It’s been said that photography is the art of making memories stay alive.
That’s what the Minnesota DNR hopes to accomplish through its wildlife management area photo contest, which is part of the agency’s
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