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Minnesota’s Mark Ten Eyck leaves a legacy in conservation, collaboration
Minnetrista, Minn. — A Minnesota conservation leader and public lands advocate has died after being struck by a vehicle while riding his bicycle.

Game Fair forum questions Amy Klobuchar on Minnesota outdoors topics
For decades, Minnesota Outdoor News has interviewed candidates for governor at Game Fair in Ramsey. That tradition continued last Saturday with an open forum with U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar, the DFL candidate for governor in

Minnesota DNR names ’25 volunteer firearms safety instructor of the year
Kiger has been a certified firearms safety instructor since 2003, helping more than 2,000 adults and youth learn about safe firearms handling and the ethics and responsibilities associated with hunting and target shooting.

Minnesota Mixed Bag: Second weekend of Game Fair runs Friday through Sunday
The second action-packed weekend of Game Fair kicks off this Friday, Aug. 14 and continues through Sunday, Aug. 16 at Armstrong Ranch Kennels in Ramsey.

Minnesota’s walk-in access program granted $2.1M from feds
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resource Conservation Service Voluntary Public Access and Habitat Incentive Program recently awarded $2.1 million dollars to the Minnesota DNR’s Walk-In Access Program to increase public access to private lands

Tom Venesky: Change to daylight saving time would impact hunters as much as anyone
Timing is everything.
During deer hunting season, that means getting up in the darkness of the early morning hours to be in the woods before sunrise. But if the U.S. Senate passes a proposal

Ohio Insider: Some interesting current deer trends as the season nears
When the calendar turns to August, we typically start shifting our attention somewhat to the upcoming fall deer season.
We have had plenty of whitetail coverage in recent issues of Outdoor News. And, don’t miss

Ohio’s Outdoor Trailblazers: Mary Mertz reflects on eight years at the helm of ODNR
As Ohio’s director of the Ohio DNR, Mary Mertz was no stranger to working with – and answering to – Gov. Mike DeWine, the state’s 70th governor.
And Mertz certainly came to the ODNR

Minnesota DNR using time stamp data to distribute remaining surplus bear tags after ELS disruption
Many Minnesota bear hunters have been unable to purchase surplus bear tags since the sale opened Aug. 5, when high demand caused a “disruption” with the new Electronic Licensing System and forced the DNR to