Hunting
Burnett County giant bear ties for Wisconsin’s archery state record
At 6-foot-1 and 315 pounds, Bill Foster is a big man.
An experienced hunter with archery pro shop experience and two Oconto County trophy black bears under his belt, one might think he
Changing seasonal temperatures are affecting game and fish
Systematic changes to average seasonal temperatures and precipitation are already affecting Midwest fish and wildlife populations. Unfortunately, more dramatic change is on the way.
Because future natural resources managers will no longer be able
Coyotes are becoming a bit too bold around the farm
Of all the canine furbearers, I get why some people mistake a coyote for a domestic dog.
Depending on the pelt coloration, and even vocalizations, domestic dogs and coyotes have some similarities. Behavior,
Streams of Thought: Minnesota Outdoor News wants your Outdoor Leaders Award nominations
It’s July, which, among other things, means Outdoor News is on the hunt for 2023 Outdoor Leaders Award nominations.
The deadline for said nominations this year is Aug. 4. We deviated a bit from
Bluffland Whitetails Association in Minnesota commits to governor’s deer opener after MDHA drops out
The Bluffland Whitetails Association confirmed earlier this week that it will join the cast that produces the Minnesota Governor’s Deer Hunting Opener this fall, the location yet to be determined.
The development comes after
What you need to know to be ready for Ohio’s fall dove season
Dove season provides hunters an obvious opportunity display of wingshooting skill. The doves will be there, so will the misses, which is why I go I suppose. To show the birds how lucky they are,
U.S. Department of Agriculture invests $500 million in wildlife conservation
The U.S. Department of Agriculture on Tuesday, June 27, announced a significant investment to expand its work on wildlife conservation.
According to an agency press release, the USDA will invest $500 million over the
Minnesota Outdoor Heritage Alliance board resolves to disband group after nearly three decades
The Minnesota Outdoor Heritage Alliance’s remaining board members voted Tuesday, June 27, to formally dissolve the nearly 30-year-old organization.
An umbrella group that represented dozens of state outdoors and conservation groups on statewide public
Here’s what to understand about legal deer attractant options for hunting in Minnesota
It’s long been believed that congregated deer can be a vector for chronic wasting disease, and the Minnesota DNR has enacted several measures to reduce that scenario in recent years. While baiting deer for the
