St. Paul – State management of wolves and aquatic invasive species have dominated the first couple of weeks at the state Capitol. Discussions of the topics will continue as the session wears on, but there’s
The application deadline is midnight Monday, Feb. 13 for first-time youth turkey hunters, ages 12 to 17, who are looking to go afield this spring.
Thin ice has forced the cancellation of a popular Minnesota ice-fishing contest.
State lawmakers last week mostly lauded the DNR for its plans for a first-ever state-managed wolf season, though an argument is likely about when hunters will be allowed to hit the field.
Wolves and invasive species have been the dominant themes thus far at the Legislature, but other topics are on the table
Anyone who pulls a boat or other piece of water-related equipment on a trailer would have to complete and pass a course on preventing the spread of aquatic invasive species, under a proposal the DNR
St. Paul – Wolf hunters and trappers would be able to kill as many as 400 wolves in the state beginning later this year, under a season framework DNR officials were to unveil later this
St. Paul – As part of a plan to reform state government, House Republicans are considering an idea to merge the Board of Water and Soil Resources with the state Department of Agriculture. The board
Brainerd, Minn. – Mild weather – until a couple recent cold snaps – has served to delay a couple of the more popular ice-fishing events in Minnesota, including the Brainerd Jaycees event, which last year
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