With turkey opener just a few weeks away, start studying the habits of gobblers in your hunting area right now.
Border waters provide some the first opportunities to launch a boat and work the schools of pre-spawn walleyes and saugers.
Tournament anglers who win regularly and recreational fishermen who fill the live-well monitor the “little things.”
As territories shrink, some fight to the death, while others are working together.
Big buck racks galore headline – along with an impressive list of “headliners” – last weekend’s Classic.
A smart hunting blind strategy can help you score a big tom or respectable jake this gobbler hunting season.
Shed hunting, turkey scouting, foraging, birding, stream trout fishing, late ice fishing… reasons abound to enjoy Minnesota’s great outdoors in late winter/early spring.
New, regular column will explore latest industry news, opinions on the state of modern fishing, and exclusive angling tips from the most respected names in North American sportfishing.
The author likes the 7mm-08, but if you were limited to one caliber for deer, what would it be?
Remarkable tome with a remarkable inscription provides a window into the earliest days of North American birding and conservation.
Tactics for working your retriever after small-game season wraps up – even when the powder is three feet deep.
As winter lingers on, the writer’s thoughts drift to open water, big rivers, and hard-fighting trout and salmon.
Seeing patches of blue in your yard this winter? The ‘Birdchick’ explores this mysterious bunny-buckthorn connection.
Plan out your winter brushpile forays, or your bunny hunting will be a bust.
Game Commission is currently considering abolishing the blaze orange requirement for archers, but fall turkey hunters would still be required to wear an orange hat while moving. The regulations concerning deer and bear hunting during the firearms season would remain the same. No orange is required for hunting spring turkeys because that requirement was rescinded back in the late ’90s.
There are definitely times when fish demand an increase in vibration and flash. But just the opposite can be the attractor, so bring an assortment of colors.
Wear your hunting and fishing colors, visit with your representatives, and help keep protection of public lands and waters at the forefront of state policy this legislative session.
An elk or mule deer hunt in the Rocky Mountains or High Plains can take years of planning, so start now.
Now’s the time to plan and book a trip on a big river out west, Alaska, or even in the underrated Upper Midwest.
Often on the move, evening and pine grosbeaks will be appearing at regional bird feeders through late winter.
Minnesota conservationists creep forward, but should we be satisfied with incremental change? Echoes of a call to action suggest more is needed.
Deer seasons mostly have ended, but January is a great time to keep pursuing squirrels and bunnies.
Audio interview with Sarah Strommen touches on her background, management style, and outlook for leading one of the nation’s largest natural resource agencies.
Heading to the heart of Africa produces remarkable encounters with wild, charismatic megafauna and additions to a birding life list.
Chasing monster northern pike across the Twin Cities metro area produces prime New Year’s hard-water action.
Seeing is believing when viewing the subterranean world through the hard water.
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