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
Here we go again. From newspapers across Minnesota to Twin Cities prime-time newscasts to angling websites, Lake Mille Lacs is again caught in a public relations nightmare. Thank the playing out of “treaty rights” fishing
Wildlife managers from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) are again finding dead lesser scaup on Lake Winnibigoshish (Winnie) this fall. Although not yet confirmed, the ducks are suspected to have died from acute
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
St. Paul – Hunters killed more than 73,000 whitetails during the first three days of the firearms season, but the tally could have been even higher had Mother Nature been cooperative. Instead, she threw sustained
The firearms deer kill remains down from last year, when firearms hunters killed a total of more than 174,000 deer. Through Tuesday, hunters have killed 83,500 whitetails, compared with about 101,000 at the same time
Cool, wet weather greeted hunters at the second two-day hunt held Oct. 29-30 at Camp Ripley near Little Falls, with archers harvesting 135 deer, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR). Those deer,
Washington – An image of a single wood duck by Minnesota artist Joe Hautman won top honors in the 2011 Federal Duck Stamp Art Contest. The image will appear on the 2012-2013 duck stamp. It
Washington – With Congress’s fledgling “super committee” currently considering major federal deficit reduction, a new coalition of some 1,000 groups and businesses have joined “in urging Congress to consider the economic impacts of the great
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