
Late summer means bird dog tune-up season
Take a slow but steady approach to working your small game, upland, or waterfowl dog into hunting shape.

Take a slow but steady approach to working your small game, upland, or waterfowl dog into hunting shape.

State will then allow for an additional 11,000 pounds of walleye harvest through Labor Day weekend, after which walleye fishing will be closed through Nov. 30.

Fishless days don’t sap enjoyment of muskie fishing.

Special whitetail hunt would include CWD Management Zone plus permit areas 346, 348, and 349 that DNR describes as “chronically over goal.”

The bills come as a federal court lifted federal protections for gray wolves in Wyoming and the Trump administration moved to lift protections for grizzly bears in and near Yellowstone National Park. Interior Secretary Ryan
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS East – Boat traffic continues to be minimal due to the walleye closure. Even bass anglers have been scarce this past week. Northern pike are hitting sucker minnows or crankbaits

A little sleuthing reveals where to find crappies from mid-summer to autumn open-water fishing periods.

DNR biologists say the large furbearer and member of the weasel family has been recolonizing southern Minnesota for several years.
Wildlife artists may submit entries for the 2018 Minnesota Trout and Salmon Stamp through 4 p.m. Friday, July 28, according to the DNR. Anglers may purchase the trout and salmon stamp validation with their fishing
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