ONE FOR THE BOOKS? Jesse Koskiniemi, of Nimrod, shot this 685-pound (615 pounds field-dressed) black bear while using a muzzleloader in Wadena County on Oct. 3. The bear had a green score of 219⁄16. Currently,
Participation helps broaden understanding of deer and other Minnesota animals With archery deer season underway and scouting for the upcoming firearms deer season starting in earnest, now is an ideal time for hunters to start
By Rob Gillies Associated Press Toronto (AP) — The Canadian government announced Sept. 26 that it will no longer require people to wear masks on planes to guard against COVID-19. Government officials also confirmed Canada
LITTLE FALLS — With an infusion of funds and a focus on forestry, the USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service is making it easier and less costly for private landowners to manage their property within the
Windom, Minn. — A fish kill in a small, southern Minnesota lake has claimed, strangely, nearly exclusively black crappies – and “thousands” of them, according to DNR officials. The kill was first noted by DNR
Eighteen people graduated Tuesday, Sept. 13, from the 21st Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Conservation Officer Academy, after training for 16 weeks in all aspects of their new careers as conservation officers. The graduates already
Washington — In yet another policy reversal, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service has revised the agency’s Sept. 2 rule banning the import of harvested game birds from Canada. The
By Dustin Catrett With his hand on the tiller our guide, Hunter Hall, keeps the skiff’s bow close to the shoreline as my friend Bob Carnes points to several Jurassic sized alligators along its edge.
A longtime fan of the BWCAW experience, the singer-songwriter has discovered the joys of bird hunting
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