St. Paul – Even as lawmakers unveil environment and natural resources budget bills that do not include increases to fishing and hunting license fees, supporters aren’t giving up. Gov. Mark Dayton and the DNR have
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) closed Fort Snelling State Park in St. Paul today in response to rising water levels on the Minnesota and Mississippi rivers, which surround the park. The park will
St. Paul – The news remains positive on the chronic wasting disease front. As of Sunday, 548 adult and yearling deer – and a total of 835 deer – had been killed for CWD sampling.
Remaining permits for the 2011 spring turkey hunting season will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis starting March 21. Leftover permits will first be issued for sale by zone, one zone per day, with
Roosevelt Lake in northern Crow Wing County and the Sauk River chain of lakes in Stearns County southwest of St. Cloud will be stocked with muskellunge this fall in response to growing angler interest, according
Crow Wing State Park sow bear and cubs doing nicely, draw a crowd You might think that Crow Wing State Park would be a perfect home for a hibernating bear. The park itself is in
Pine Island, Minn. – Just days after a 7-year-old elk at a captive facility north of Rochester tested positive for chronic wasting disease, DNR officials began to express concern about wild deer entering and exiting
St. Paul – If the state’s fishing and hunting license structure is to be revamped this year – and the fees are to be increased, as the DNR and Gov. Mark Dayton propose – it’s
Tally in northwest Minnesota is 44 elk; those in Manitoba count 99. Karlstad, Minn. – It was a good year to count elk in northwestern Minnesota. The weather was favorable, and snow covered the terrain.
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