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Friday, November 6th, 2026

Breaking News for

Sportsmen Since 1968

Minnesota Outdoor News Radio

Every week, Outdoor News Radio explores timely outdoors topics emerging from Minnesota, the Upper Midwest, and around the country. For one hour, host Rob Drieslein, publisher and managing editor of Outdoor News interviews a slate of natural resource experts, conservation advocates, and top outdoors writers. 

Episode 616 – Coaster brook trout, MN DNR changes, pheasant tips with Tom Carpenter, gut-pile study

Top topics this week include proposed protections for a small population of Lake Superior coaster brook trout near Grand Marais. The DNR also announced two key changes within its leadership team, including a new Fisheries section chief. Other stories that Tim Lesmeister and Rob Drieslein discuss include a big black bear taken legally in southeast Minnesota this year, the fourth in the past decade, plus barn owls in the Big Apple. Grace Milanowski from University of Minnesota-Extension also joins the show to promote the Offal Wildlife Watching Study; state hunters can still get a camera for their “gut pile” before the Nov. 7 firearms deer season. Tom Carpenter from Pheasants Forever also stops by to offer some tips for what he calls the most challenging time of ring-necked pheasant hunting – mid-season.

The Great Northeast Podcast

Every two weeks host Dan Ladd, editor of New York Outdoor News, addresses outdoor topics across New York and throughout the Northeastern states. From the tip of Long Island, to the coast of northern Maine, back through the big northern woods, the St. Lawrence Valley and in to Pennsylvania, Dan and his guests in engage in the topics affecting today’s Northeastern sportsmen. 

Ep. 108 – Halloween 2026 – Adirondack Bigfoot

In the spirit of Halloween, Dan welcomes Johnny from the Adirondack Bigfoot YouTube channel to the podcast. What started off as a hobby for Johnny and his family after attending a Bigfoot-themed festival has ballooned into a part-time social media endeavor. Dan and Johnny talk about how the YouTube channel and its supporting layers have come together surrounding what is a very popular topic in the Northeast. Johnny shares some stories of encounters as well, including a few from people in the sporting community he’s heard from, and also chimes in on what’s down the road.

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This is your daily podcast of all the goings on in the outdoors in Minnesota and Wisconsin. These are brief updates that are meant to inform you and keep you in the news between your print editions of Outdoor News.

If you like what you heard here, check out our other podcasts.

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