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Video: Get ready for the fall season with new trail cameras for 2023
Just in time for scouting season, Outdoor News gets you up to speed on new trail cameras for 2023. A look at some of the latest features from top brands as you get ready for
Eyes on wild game: Top features on new trail cameras for 2023
Here’s a look at some of the best new cellular trail cameras for 2023 that offer longer battery life, and features like solar chargers and artificial intelligence.
Inaugural event raises $700,000 for South Dakota wildlife habitat
The thermometer might have suggested “summer,” but the fall hunting season was at the forefront of the minds of the 550 guests estimated to be gathered for the first-ever “Gala for a Century” held at
Outdoor Observations: Animal welfare advocates make voices heard at Michigan Natural Resources Commission meeting
At the May meeting at Lansing Community College seven of the eight people who addressed the commission about the nuisance animal control order (see related story on Page 4)
Michigan eases requirements for handling nuisance wildlife
Acting DNR Director Shannon Lott signed an order at the May meeting of the state Natural Resources Commission making it easier for property owners to deal with nuisance wildlife doing damage to private property.
Group cites lack of specifics in critique of Minnesota’s Red Lake Wildlife Management Area plan
A watchdog group composed primarily of retired Minnesota DNR professionals is calling out DNR planners over “major concerns” it has with the agency’s recently released draft master plan for Red Lake Wildlife Management Area in
Minnesota Mixed Bag: Two-line fishing arrives for sections of the Minnesota, Mississippi Rivers July 1
A mix of outdoor-related news stories published in the June 9, 2023 edition of Minnesota Outdoor News.
Minnesota DNR works on plan to track crossbow data after legislators approve their full use during archery season
It didn’t take long for Todd Froberg, Minnesota DNR big-game program coordinator, to get a few emails from the public asking why the DNR would allow hunters of all ages to use crossbows during the
Commentary: Conservation group concerned about proposed deer regs in Michigan
U.P. Whitetails of Marquette County is extremely concerned about the DNR’s proposed U.P. deer regulation changes.
The deer herd in the Upper Peninsula has been going downhill for the past 20 years due to
