Hunters can apply through Friday, Aug. 18, to be chosen for one of 125 permits for the 2017 Minnesota prairie chicken hunting season. The nine-day prairie chicken season begins Saturday, Sept. 30, and is open
But as was the norm until the most recent closure, all walleyes caught must be released.
By species, grouse hunters were up slightly, but duck, goose and pheasant hunters were down slightly, according to the survey.
And hunters have through Friday, Aug. 18 to apply for the regular archery deer hunts at Camp Ripley.
The Minnesota Legislature granted the agency the authority to use tagging as a research tool. Legislative approval was needed because the agency is putting an invasive species back into the water for a period of
Pine trees damaged by mid-July hail storms in portions of northern Washington County should be left alone until next year unless more than half of their needles have turned brown, according to the Minnesota DNR.
The new Hampton Woods Wildlife Management Area consists of 191 acres of oak forest that will be managed by the DNR for wildlife habitat and public hunting. Located about four miles east of Farmington off
Aquatic invasive species found in Comfort Lake, near Wyoming in Chisago County, and Rush Lake in Otter Tail County.
It is the state’s first documented case of the virus in a wild fish population.
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