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Minnesota Cuffs & Collars: Bald eagle falls out of nest near St. Cloud
Minnesota cuffs and collars are field reports from DNR conservation officers. These reports are from the June 14, 2024, edition of Outdoor News.
Steve Carney: Plan your fishing based on the sun or cloud cover each day
Things are really happening on the water right now, with the best fish bite of the season arriving on time. Cool nights have prolonged excellent fishing conditions, and I predict the good bite will continue
Pheasants Forever initiates restart with Minnesota’s Red River Valley chapter
Pheasants Forever management notified its Red River Valley chapter in Minnesota this past winter that it was halting the chapter’s activities and implementing a “restart.”
Rebooting the Grand Forks-area chapter means replacing its officers
Minnesota Mixed Bag: Deadline to apply for an elk tag is Saturday
St. Paul — Hunters have through Saturday, June 15, to apply for one of the 10 elk licenses offered this year by the Minnesota DNR.
Commentary: The Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2024 and how it would impact hunters, anglers
After a busy few weeks of Farm Bill proposals, House Agriculture Committee Chairman G.T. Thompson released a discussion draft May 17 and formally introduced his bill May 21.
Minnesota’s Pro Fishing Tip of the Week: Use nightcrawlers instead of minnows this summer
You can store up to 20 dozen crawlers that will stay healthy and happy all day in the ice water. It also helps to keep your boat clean.
DNR launches 3-year deer research project in northeastern Minnesota
The Minnesota DNR is starting a three-year research project to study whitetail populations in the northeastern part of the state. The project will use trail cameras on public and private land to determine deer density
Feds and White Earth Nation sign agreement on Minnesota’s Tamarac refuge
An agreement signed June 4 by officials from White Earth Nation and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service addresses issues from water levels on the water bodies of Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge to uses –
Wisconsin Wardens at Work: Violators caught on their own trail cameras
Hans Walleser, a Wisconsin DNR field warden, is right where he wants to be – close to family and friends, close to his hometown, and where there are great varieties of resources to protect. Walleser
