Hunting
DNR: Keep southeast antler-point restrictions in place
Regulations in the southeastern part of the state that require adult hunters to pass on bucks that have fewer than four antler points on one side would continue this fall, if the DNR’s wishes are
House bill targets state’s dog breeders
For those who produce hunting dogs and other canine pets in the state, particular legislation has become a persistent problem in recent years when the Minnesota Legislature has convened.
Sentencing for two men guilty of killing wolves
Two northern Minnesota men were sentenced recently for their parts in a case that revolved around the killing of two wolves in February 2010.
Links from Minnesota Outdoor News – Issue 11, 2013
Link for Mike Schoonveld’s “International fur auction draws impressive results” on Page 12 North American Fur Auctions
Three things that can render a hunter’s early turkey scouting obsolete
When it comes to turkey scouting in March, hunters should consider it only a prelude to the real investigative work that lies ahead.
Latest CWD news not grabbing headlines
When CWD was discovered in captive deer in Pa. last October, it dominated news headlines. The recent discovery of the disease in three wild deer, however, has turned into old news rather quickly.
The best days to hunt for white-tailed deer sheds
Overcast skies and a light drizzle make for perfect conditions to pick up some deer antlers
Good reason why CWD spreads so fast
Deadly disease of deer, elk persists because of long incubation period
Hunters charged with deer poaching in Illinois enter guilty pleas
Seven hunters charged in 2011 for poaching Illinois deer have entered guilty pleas, DNR announced today.
