Bemidji, Minn. – A change implemented earlier this week could make it a bit easier to catch a four-fish limit of walleyes from Upper Red Lake: Beginning Tuesday, the protected walleye slot on the big
Washington, D.C. – It’s not a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow, but $6 billion in savings through renegotiated crop insurance contracts will allow U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack to
St. Paul – A wide variety of wildlife species familiar to most people in Minnesota – including loons, the state bird – could be affected by the Gulf oil spill. Wildlife officials say it’s too
Associated Press Duluth, Minn. – More moose are being sighted outside of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area and other parts of their traditional range in northeastern Minnesota as citizens respond to a plea for help
St. Paul – The House and Senate authors of the recently vetoed Game and Fish Bill say they’re disappointed, but not necessarily surprised, by the bill’s fate. DNR_Commissioner Mark Holsten recommended a veto, and Gov.
St. Paul – Duck hunters who hoped the season would open a week earlier this year – Sept. 25 instead of Oct. 2 – may have had their hopes dashed last week after Gov. Tim
Grand Rapids, Minn. – A combination of several factors, likely including an early spring and fewer deer in the north, has made the north woods’ wolves turn elsewhere for food. More often this spring, that’s
St. Paul – Gov. Tim Pawlenty on Tuesday afternoon vetoed a controversial bill that included a number of fish and wildlife policy provisions, known collectively as the Game and Fish Bill. The bill included a
Madelia, Minn. – Sure as winter turns to spring, and spring becomes summer, turkey hunters this year killed a record number of birds. Indeed, record springtime turkey harvests have become a common refrain, as this
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