deer hunting

The Minnesota firearm Deer Hunting opener is November 6th and ammunition is still in short supply due to COVID-19 related supply chain issues.

The firearm season opener is Saturday, November 6th in Minnesota. It's basically the big holiday between Halloween and Thanksgiving in the Land of 10,000 Lakes.

The Minnesota DNR released their new deer hunting regulations. These regulations for will allow deer hunters to shoot more than one deer in more than half the state. Glen Schmitt from Outdoor News joined me on WJON this week. He says "for deer hunters to be able to shoot more than one deer is almost unheard of."

Minnesota's most recent reported Bigfoot sighting happened on deer hunting weekend this past November, and it wasn't even a hunter that spotted the creature.

Hunters don't have to travel far from the Duluth/Cloquet area to be in a 'Very High' fire risk area. Here are some helpful tips.

Someone cue to music! It's finally the deer hunting opener in Minnesota. But, I think someone forgot to tell Mother Nature because she served up a heap of weird vibes.

This weekend is the start of firearms deer hunting season in Minnesota, and one Minnesota company that makes deer stands is doing a recall.

Hopefully you have a blaze orange t-shirt ready to go for Saturday.

With just over a month to go until firearms opener in Minnesota, I'm starting to get the itch to sit in a tree all day.

The DNR in Minnesota has implemented some new rules for deer hunters as well as boundary expansions throughout the state.

It was a successful opening weekend for many deer hunters across Minnesota.

It seemed to be a pretty successful opening weekend of deer hunting across the state of Minnesota.