Come one, come all to coyote hunting this winter
Tom Carpenter
February 6, 2023
You don’t need to be a “predator pro,” and it isn’t necessary to bust the equipment budget to hunt ’yotes.
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How to catch and cook whitefish and tullibees
Jim Edlund
February 4, 2023
Here’s how to catch whitefish and tullibees, and a great recipe to try, too.
Get on the chase for big bluegills
Steve Carney
February 4, 2023
I often see anglers struggling to find quality bluegills when they’re fishing a mediocre lake with really no chance of connecting with big fish.
A guide to Midwest sports shows as the season gets going in earnest
Brian Mozey
February 3, 2023
A look at what shows are going on around the Midwest for those who love the outdoors.
Minnesota 13-year-old wins truck he’s too young to drive in huge Brainerd ice fishing tournament
Tim Spielman
February 2, 2023
In another twist, the winning walleye wasn’t the only fish that Zac caught during the contest, held from noon to 3 p.m. Earlier in the day he’d landed a tullibee, just over a pound, that,
Commentary: Interior announces 20 years of protection for Minnesota’s Boundary Waters
Staff Report
February 2, 2023
The Biden-Harris administration took action Jan. 26 to protect the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness and surrounding watershed, a spectacular network of rivers, lakes, and forests in northeastern Minnesota that comprise the most heavily visited
Streams of thought from Minnesota: A missed opportunity with the DNR Roundtable
Tim Spielman
February 2, 2023
AT THE DNR ROUNDTABLE ON JAN. 20, attendees learned the department’s budget plans included increasing fishing license fees, state park fees, and watercraft registration fees – a means to pay for expenses upcoming on a
Minnesota Letters to the Editor: DNR managing critters wrong
Minnesota Letters To The Editor
February 2, 2023
Reader-submitted letters to Minnesota Outdoor News.
What is illegal and what’s not for hunters using cell cameras in Minnesota?
Rob Drieslein
February 2, 2023
Minnesota DNR Enforcement Operations Manager Maj. Robert Gorecki says two state statutes apply to the scenario of hunters taking game with the help of cellular trail cameras.
Combined with the growing use of drones,
