Since time began, early hunters knew they could never run down animals of the forests or open plains, so they had to devise ways to bring game within range of their weapons. Even today, no
September was weird.
Compared to recent autumns, it felt seasonally cool, whereas recent years have seen consistent heat into the 80s and beyond. It was also a lot wetter than previous falls have been.
Every year I get more dedicated to hunting from ground blinds during the bow season. Last season I tagged two of my three deer from ground blinds.
Hunting from a ground blind is not
To understand how to have a great fall turkey hunt, you must acknowledge the primary driver of the birds’ October behavior: food.
Spring hunts are dominated by the breeding season, but fall hunts all
The Minnesota DNR on Thursday said it will not be implementing a proposed three-bird “splash-duck” option for Minnesota waterfowlers.
The agency had pitched the idea this summer for duck season 2027, and a public
Farmington artist Heidi Haugen won the pheasant stamp contest with an acrylic painting of a pheasant. The contest had 11 eligible submissions.
The Minnesota DNR has confirmed the presence of zebra mussels in Traverse Lake, near Browns Valley in Traverse County.
Members of Minnesota’s Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage Council recently discussed and took action on recommendations and allocations for the next cycle of funding projects.
On Sept. 30, the LSOHC approved a list of projects that
Buckle up, Minnesota pheasant hunters: Saturday’s 9 a.m. opener could be the start of one of the best seasons in recent memory.
“Based on the numbers and anecdotal reports, it looks like we’re poised
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