Several Minnesota waterways have been added to the infested waters list after Zebra mussels were recently confirmed on those waterways, the Minnesota DNR reported Monday, Oct. 15. On Big Fish Lake in Stearns County, a
Attendees that hunted ranged in age from 14 to 91. Those hunters encountered wet fields that delayed the fall harvest, yet yielded 26 roosters during the morning hunt.
The first three weeks of duck season have been the coldest recorded in at least the last 50 years.
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) checked duck and bear hunters on the Thief Lake and Roseau River state wildlife management areas. Violations encountered included failing to try to retrieve ducks and
Weekend festivities kick off on Friday afternoon with a dedication of the Rooster Ridge Wildlife Management Area.
A Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board watercraft inspector contacted the DNR after finding two juvenile zebra mussels on a sailboat as it was being removed from the popular Twin Cities lake formerly known as Calhoun.
Some areas in central and southern Minnesota still held good numbers of teal and wood ducks. In northern Minnesota, ring-necked numbers have increased along with other diving ducks.
District 1 – Baudette area CO Eric Benjamin (Warroad) worked ATV, big-game, small-game, and waterfowl enforcement. Benjamin also assisted the sheriff’s office in locating a group of hunters who had gotten their vehicle stuck on
If the margin of error on the eastern grey wolf population in Minnesota is more than 26 percent, what is it for important game species like white-tailed deer? Also, what’s with this white-tailed buck (trail
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