Why don’t northern deer change their coat colors with the seasons? Might it not be adaptive to grow a white coat in the winter?
Perhaps the difference between deer and rabbits is about predator
A look at upcoming outdoor-related events coming up from across Minnesota published in the April 28, 2023 edition of Minnesota Outdoor News.
Although its panfish typically draw the most attention, this 1,099-acre system is showing signs of improving walleye numbers, along with plenty of bass, both of the largemouth and smallmouth variety.
Legislation that would give a state park in southern Minnesota to a local Dakota Indian band and prompt the DNR to find replacement recreational land is now part of a massive environmental bill recently passed
The Senate bill eliminates the shotgun zone with the exception of Olmsted and Dodge counties. This means hunters can use rifles to hunt deer where in the past, the southern zone only allowed shotguns and
My tip this week is to think like a fish. Fish don’t know what month it is, but they certainly know the season. I, like many, can get caught up in the calendar and remembering
Ice is still holding on throughout much of the state. A look at the statewide fishing and hunting report across Minnesota for April 26, 2023.
Baits for pike this time of year – a live minnow under a bobber, dead minnows laying on the bottom, slow moving spoons, spinner baits and crankbaits.
We can use the Big Dipper to find other stars in a different part of the sky. The attached drawing may help make this a little clearer.
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