
Hautmans bring their wildlife art to Outdoor News Deer and Turkey Classic
See the renowned Minnesota wildlife artists at the Art Barbarians booth.

See the renowned Minnesota wildlife artists at the Art Barbarians booth.

Iowa, Michigan, and Wisconsin are confident that experimental teal seasons met federal requirements and that the fourth year should not require any additional monitoring.

There are dozen if not hundreds of ways to cook prime cuts of venison, but what do you do with the tougher cuts like the neck and shanks besides grinding them for hamburger?

It’s the first chronic wasting disease-positive wild deer confirmed outside of Allamakee County; meeting scheduled to discuss disease

Twelve public engagement meetings are scheduled throughout the state between Tuesday, Jan. 31, and Thursday, March 2.

Attendees also can get gun-fitting and repair questions answered by a gunsmith, see the junior duck stamp display, learn about cooking and other uses for wild game, check out the Minnesota Decoy Collectors Association annual

Man illegally killed shot elk in Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

Show scheduled March 10-12 at Warner Coliseum, State Fairgrounds.

Minnesota Outdoor News celebrates 50 years in 2017. Last week, we took a look back at 1969. This week, we check out highlights from 1970 in Minnesota’s outdoors.
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