Little Falls, Minn. – Several rule changes have been made for the upcoming ice-fishing season that anglers should understand. With ice starting to form, DNR officials are scrambling to get the word out about the
Joe Albert Associate Editor Deer regulations. Predictably, there’s been a lot of discussion recently in regards to deer hunting. Consider: € For the third consecutive week, Strib columnist Ron Schara has complained about the complexity
In the latest Outdoor News Update, Rob Drieslein breaks down the latest reports from Lake Mille Lacs. Plus, what’s a bighead doing in Lake Pepin? (3:12)
St. Paul – By the numbers, hunters have had another good deer season. Most seasons have come to an end – muzzleloader and archery notwithstanding – and the total kill likely will be in the
The most interesting hunting story I’ve seen this year was the tale of Jackson, a white-tailed buck that lived near Two Harbors. The world hadn’t heard of Jackson until just before deer season, when the
Washington (AP) – The U.S. Supreme Court said it will decide whether the city of Washington can ban handguns, a case that could produce the most in-depth examination of the constitutional right to “keep and
Joe Albert Associate Editor Deer regulations. Predictably, there’s been a lot of discussion recently in regards to deer hunting. Consider: € For the third consecutive week, Strib columnist Ron Schara has complained about the complexity
NORTHEAST METRO Some anglers continue to fish open water on the Mississippi and St. Croix rivers. Ice has started to form on most small lakes, but fishing through it was not an option earlier this
St. Paul – In a 2002 report to the DNR, a citizens group said Minnesota should accelerate its protection of wildlife habitat and public access by stepping up its acquisition of state wildlife management areas.
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