hunting

Deer firearms season begins Nov. 6.

In August, the DNR policy board voted to set the quota at 300 wolves.

The Minnesota DNR's commissioner called the discovery "deeply concerning."

They cite treaty rights and a "disastrous February hunt."

Boat launches are harder to access for larger boats, and low water levels mean obstructions are closer to the surface.

Last year, CWD sampling was voluntary due to COVID-19.

He returned the next day to take photos and saw off its head.

Only 12 "skilled volunteers" will ultimately be selected to participate.

Now both members must be present when buying a license.

The board voted to allow 200 wolves to be harvested for a shortened February season.

The Trump administration delisted the gray wolf from the endangered species list, making it possible for wolf hunts to resume.

There were 22 deer confirmed with CWD, but all within current disease management zones.

The hunts will be held the two weekends after Christmas.

A 28-year-old man died.

The DNR said 'all sense of safety was disregarded.'

The Minnesota DNR calls this "concerning."

He was reported missing on Sunday and his body was found Tuesday morning.

The 58-year-old Blaine man failed to meet up with his hunting group on Sunday.

The DNR and MDH are asking hunters to take proper precautions while hunting.

The recall comes days before Minnesota's deer hunting season opens.

Hunters are encouraged to drop off samples of the deer they kill to be tested for the deadly disease.

As a new hunting season begins, officers report hundreds of leftover casings, unsafe shots and loaded guns in cars

The 56-year-old's body was found by a search team on Sunday.

The man was found dead near Dovre Township, near Willmar.