Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS Ice has taken hold in the bays and a short distance around the shoreline of the main lake. Just how soon people start to fish will likely depend on the
Bemidji, Minn. – Regulation changes that allowed hunters to kill more wood ducks and hen mallards, and that opened the season earlier and divided the state into zones, likely still will be in place next
Banquets/Fundraisers Feb. 5, 2012: Minnesota Southeast WTU Banquet, 4:30 p.m., Treasure Island Resort & Casino. For more info call Jim Wiltinger, 608-689-2234. Feb. 10-11, 2012: SCI North Country Bowhunters Banquet, Treasure Island Resort & Casino.
Another firearms deer season is in the bag. My little group had a pretty darn good year, but that, of course, is a small sample size. Statewide, the numbers show a deer season that was
Fishing and hunting license fees should be increased and restructured, as the DNR has proposed, to keep the Game and Fish Fund solvent, according to a citizens group that oversees agency expenditures.
A number of weeks ago I wrote a column keying in on my bowhunting exploits in the metro 601 deer zone.
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS No ice to report Tuesday morning, except a thin layer along the shorelines and in a few wind-protected bays and harbors. A string of cold, calm weather is likely needed
St. Paul – Fishing and hunting license fees should be increased and restructured, as the DNR has proposed, to keep the Game and Fish Fund solvent, according to a citizens group that oversees agency expenditures.
Muzzleloader tally at 1,300 after first three days of hunt St. Paul – As openers go, there seems to be a trend developing: Slow. After the opening-weekend firearms kill was off by about 20 percent
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