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Editor Madison State wildlife officials expect this year’s archery deer harvest to fall somewhere between the 54,133 deer registered in 2002 and the 83,120 deer from 2001. Michelle Windsor, the DNR’s acting deer ecologist, expects

DNR Reports St. Paul This fall, big game hunters will need to take additional steps prior to bringing deer, elk, moose or caribou carcasses into Minnesota from other states or provinces, according to the DNR.

Many folks, hunters and non-hunters alike, seem to think that hunting bears over bait like we do here in Minnesota is easy. Some even think it is cheating. It’s neither of the two. Hunting over

Associate Editor Minneapolis Duck hunters in Minnesota killed more than 944,000 birds in 2002, the second highest harvest in the Mississippi Flyway, according to preliminary estimates released by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service last

Game Fair will include many new exhibits and shooting games this year, and will return the many features that make it so popular. Shooting events range from sling shots and BB guns for the kids

Aug. 9-10: 3-D Archery Shoot at Marshall Bluff Bowhunters Inc., N7326 Marshall Bluff Road, Monticello. 8:00 a.m-4:00 p.m For more information call 608-527-2513. Aug. 9-10: Roche A CRI Bowmen Inc Outdoor Shoot, 8-4 p.m. For

PETA applied with Plant Services in the state’s Department of Administration and received the necessary permit, says Dan Walter, spokesman for Gov. Tim Pawlenty’s office. Demonstrations are held regularly on the Capitol grounds, he said,

Aug. 9: Miller Dam Lake Assoc. Sports Show featuring Tom Knapp the shooting star. 9-5 p.m. at Big Rock Hunting Preserve located in Taylor County. For more info call Mudgett’s Sports Shop, 715-668-5674 Aug. 14-17: