Hunting
Late-season tactics for spring gobblers
Sweat matted hair and a soaked hat, the silence of the woods only broken by the buzzing of flies signals the frustrations of the latter part of turkey season for so many
Spring turkey season closes with a sizeable increase in harvest
Turkey hunters up and down the state wrapped up what is being considered a successful spring season, killing 14,999 birds.
Old reliable jig fishing options for walleyes after opener
Why long-shanked and short-shanked jigs tipped with live bait remain a go-to option for every self-respecting north-country walleye fisherman.
A call for all reasons
Your turkey-hunting arsenal should include several models
An evening of toasting and roasting Pheasants Forever’s Joe Duggan
Hundreds of hunters, friends and family, and natural resources advocates turned out Thursday night to thank a Minnesota conservation leader for more than three decades of hard work… and results.
Deer disease noted in USFWS funding award
When the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced Illinois’ share of federal wildlife funds, it included a note about how some of the money could be used to address programs or concerns.
Bobcat harvest takes a leap up
If the early numbers bear out down the line, the state’s 2014-15 bobcat harvest will have increased from last year.
Audit begins; MDHA seeks statewide deer-plan delay
As the legislative auditor begins to evaluate deer management in the state, the Minnesota Deer Hunters Association has asked the DNR, in some instances, to tap the brakes.
