Grand Rapids, Minn. — In the wake of a bear season in which at least six of the DNR’s 35 radio-collared research bears were killed, the agency is pondering the issue. The Wildlife Section is
Banquets/Fundraisers. Oct. 23: South Central Minnesota WTU Banquet, 4:30 p.m., Faribault American Legion. For more info call Ricky Steinberg, 507-331-2526. Oct. 23: MDHA Banquet, 5 p.m., Patrick’s Supper Club. For more info call Kathy Plante,
St. Paul — The DNR’s Shallow Lakes Program is nothing new; it’s been around for a while as a means to improve habitat for the state’s waterfowl. But state officials see bigger and better things
I would not have attempted to spend many Saturdays and more than a few Sunday afternoons making a canoe by hand, from local materials, if not for a lunch at a Chinese fusion restaurant in
Middle River, Minn. — Big-game hunters are off to a solid start this fall. Archery deer hunters are ahead of last year’s pace. Three of the four available elk tags were filled. And while official
Aitkin, Minn. — The DNR recently wrapped up fall assessments on one of the state’s most monitored lakes. Overall, department officials found the Lake Mille Lacs fishery in good shape, according to Rick Bruesewitz, DNR
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS East – It’s been a difficult day bite for walleyes, with the exception of a few fish coming off the deep gravel and mud. There’s a short window of activity
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) saw an encouraging start to the regular waterfowl season. Hunters on Thief Lake and Roseau River WMAs had good success with both ducks and geese. Enforcement
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS A few walleyes are being caught on the flats during the day, but the night bite has been more consistent on the mud with slip bobbers and leeches in 23
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