
How the 2022 Minnesota whitetail season may affect 2023
As of Dec. 19, the cumulative deer harvest in Minnesota was at 170,207. That’s 7% lower than last year and 9%.

As of Dec. 19, the cumulative deer harvest in Minnesota was at 170,207. That’s 7% lower than last year and 9%.

Growing up I was always out hunting with my dad, Bill Planer. It’s been my favorite time of year ever since I can remember.
Enforcement reports from the outdoors around Pennsylvania for the week of Dec. 21.
Tips on hunting the late season, when weather and pressured deer can test hunters as much as any time of the hunting season.

Then Gusmer Enterprises, the Waupaca company she was working for at the time, developed an absorbent material that was originally designed to be used as an air freshener.
THE TRANSITION AT THE TOP OF the Michigan Department of Natural Resources won’t take place until the first of the year.
This year’s episodes take viewers to locations across the state, including a walleye survey on Lake Gogebic, the Upper Peninsula’s largest natural inland lake; Hot Boat weekend at Hardy Dam on the Muskegon River; and

Bedford County hunter Cole Schnably, a 34-year-old fiber optics lineman, used a longbow to harvest a 681-pound boar on Oct. 21.

These days, ticks are widespread across southern Michigan.
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