
MN Daily Update: An odd 2024 duck season
It has been an odd duck season, with ducks here today and gone tomorrow in many areas, and very few ducks for hunters in other areas. Tim Lesmeister details what he’s been seeing.

It has been an odd duck season, with ducks here today and gone tomorrow in many areas, and very few ducks for hunters in other areas. Tim Lesmeister details what he’s been seeing.

Managing Editor Rob Drieslein kicks off the show with Minnesota Editor Tim Spielman on how early deer seasons have progressed, plus a confirmed cougar via trail camera in St. Louis County. Tom Carpenter from Pheasants Forever

Despite this fall being incredibly warm and overall deer activity being mostly sluggish as a result, the heart of the whitetail rut is staring down the barrel at us. No matter how insistently the weather

Finding fall walleyes can be a study in extremes.
At one end of the spectrum, big is better as migrating fish are drawn to macro structure. Think big, main-lake points, neck-downs, and pinch points

Tim Lesmeister details what went wrong for a friend during two misses at a deer while using a crossbow.

Early last spring a Canada lynx carcass was discovered on the edge of a Superior National Forest (NF) road by Superior NF volunteer, Gary Olson.
Little remained of the carcass except some hair and

Lake Crystal and Loon Lake are located on the northwestern edge of Blue Earth County in the far southern part of the state. Combined, these two prairie-type lakes consist of 1,187 acres and not much
A look at upcoming outdoors-related events from across Minnesota published in the Nov. 1, 2024, edition of Outdoor News.

Minnesota cuffs and collars are field reports from DNR conservation officers. These reports are from the Nov. 1, 2024, edition of Outdoor News.
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