Minnesota’s spruce grouse population remains stable, but there is evidence of decline in the southern part of the species’ range.
Charlotte Roy, grouse project leader with the DNR, said the agency explored a couple
Dave Londe admits his natural resources career path wasn’t exactly straight-forward. It didn’t go from A to B to C.
Londe bobbed. Londe weaved. Londe took pre-med courses. Still, like many other college students
When I was growing up – and there remains considerable debate as to whether I have grown up – I read a lot. In fact, I probably read much more back then than I do
The last month of outdoor affairs in South Dakota included a habitat license-plate program that is generating less money than anticipated, a rejected proposal to allow anglers to harvest large muskies, and an optimistic outlook
The grouse are definitely out there, but with the heavy foliage still hanging on, getting a clean shot can be difficult this time of year. Birds can flush just a few yards away and disappear
Colder water would improve walleye action even more. Here’s the Minnesota fishing and hunting report on Sept. 30, 2026.
Misinformation didn’t start with the internet. Shooting myths flourished in hunting camps and gun shops and spread virally long before you could get your misinformation from message boards and TikTok.
Those myths hang on,
It makes perfect sense that fishing is the main attraction in the sprawling Hemlock-Canadice State Forest, given that the two Finger Lakes are part of its 6,849 acres.
So, yes, anglers flock to both
Looking back, Minnesota pheasant hunters have gotten smarter and pheasant numbers have increased, too. It’s no coincidence. But it hasn’t happened overnight.
For example: Almost unheard of these days are pheasant hunters complaining about
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