
A dead fawn and a short science lesson
While no sheds were discovered on a walk this spring, we did find a dead deer. All indications were the deer was last year’s fawn (size) and that its death was recent. The carcass was

While no sheds were discovered on a walk this spring, we did find a dead deer. All indications were the deer was last year’s fawn (size) and that its death was recent. The carcass was

What would a legislative session be without it? The “it” about which I write is legislation pertaining to gray wolves – the species that, if it knew the attention it received and the hand-wringing it

Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the April 28, 2023 edition of Minnesota Outdoor News.

The Minnesota DNR on March 30 signed an agreement with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service that puts a wrap on – for the time being – concerns that arose nearly five years ago regarding

Voyageurs National Park officials proposed the “Frozen Lake Surface Access and Use Plan” last week and are seeking public comment. The plan addresses access for people with off-road vehicles, many of whom are ice anglers.

As anglers like me get older, our eyes aren’t what they used to be. Because of that, I’ve gradually increased the size of my electronics over the years, from 5-inch screens to now using screens

My memory of the 2014 Minnesota fishing opener also has not and will not fade ever. I can still see my younger brother, Robert, on the end of a dock, waiting for a bite on

When asked abut my fishing-opener recollections, many stand out. That’s mainly because I opened the walleye season on Lake Mille Las for many decades. Yes, fishing culture and values change. Will keeping a fish, or
Outdoor-related news items from beyond Minnesota published in the April 28, 2023 edition of Minnesota Outdoor News.
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