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Ryan Rothstein: It’s OK to not shoot a deer

While I’m writing these words, the outcome of my Minnesota firearms season has yet to be determined. I don’t know how it will play out, have no idea what I’ll see, and certainly have no

Minnesota climate plan has eye on natural, working lands

The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency has received public input on its updated climate action framework to ensure the state’s goals to become carbon-neutral by 2050.
Of the various goals and aspects outlined in this

Josh Haiar: When it comes to hunting, hard is good

Some lessons stick with you. For me, one of those came from former South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Secretary John Cooper.
Cooper, age 80, has been many things, from a Vietnam veteran and

Minnesota’s fall turkey kill dips slightly in 2025

Despite a decent spring harvest this year, the fall turkey take dipped by about 30% in Minnesota, with a preliminary total of 1,018, with license sales decreasing by about 9%.
“It’s a little more

The art of rattling for November bucks

Now, that does not mean you cannot rattle in a buck during a gun season. I’ve done it and so have others. In fact, I once rattled in and killed a fine 8-point buck on

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