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Jeff Pedersen, center, is flanked by two sons, Karl, left, and Gene. It was Gene, 15, a student at Tartan High School, who harvested the deer early S

Fair skies, antsy bucks greet deer hunters on Opening Day

Youth hunters at Afton State Park saw lots of movement while similar success was fount at CWD checkpoints near Hastings.

There's a world of research to help deer hunters bag a buck

November 4
A whitetail buck, using its ability to observe under cover, kept an eye on an approaching photographer from his bed in a small patch of brush and gras
As deer hunting season gets underway, DNR harvest data reveal areas of high buck harvest rates. Hard-copy maps are available and there's even an app.
Local
November 8

Deer disease doesn't deter excitement for hunting experience

It is before sunrise on an autumn morning and Banfield fourth grade teacher Jamie Braaten is headed up the hill.
Outdoors
November 6
Another hunting season beckons.

Share your Minnesota deer hunting tales

We'll consider publishing it with others who have had trophy moments.
Local
November 6

Walz takes to field for deer opener; visits CWD testing site

Gov. Tim Walz was among the thousands of hunters who took to the field Saturday for Minnesota's firearms deer hunting season opener.
Nation
November 6

EXPLAINER: How warming affects Arctic sea ice, polar bears

Majestic, increasingly hungry and at risk of disappearing, the polar bear is dependent on something melting away on our warming planet: sea ice.
Business
November 5

EU, UK divide widens on new NIreland, French fishing deal

The United Kingdom on Friday rejected European Union proposals to streamline the trade of goods in Northern Ireland as insufficient, further aggravating a standoff between both sides and bringing the prospect of a post-Brexit trade war closer.
Outdoors
November 5
A whitetail doe bounded off to safety while feeding.

It's a mixed landscape ahead of another deer firearms season

There are positive signs of hunter engagement, but will the likely COVID-fueled bump in license sales continue?
Tony Jones baptized his 14-year old son, Aidan, as a neophyte voyageur at the completion of the Height of Land Portage in the BWCA. ] Aaron Lavinsky �
Special Series: Boundary Water Passage Father, son launch epic canoe journey in Boundary Waters
updated 9 hours 55 mins. ago
Part 1: A rainy start and sore shoulders foreshadowed the adventure to come for a father and son on the lakes near the Minnesota-Canada border.
Outdoors
November 4
A flying squirrel clings to the side of a tree near a corn feeder on a summer night in eastern Illinois

Gliding from high branches, flying squirrels are a sight

They arrive at feeders in winter soon after sunset.
Business
November 4

Britain, France agree to more talks to untangle fish battle

British and French negotiators looking to untangle a post-Brexit spat over fishing licenses expect to continue talking into next week after resuming discussions Thursday in Paris.
Nation
November 3

Child vaccinations begin in California with toys and gifts

Scavenger hunts and blow-up animals greeted children at some of California's vaccination sites Wednesday as children aged 5 to 11 got their first COVID-19 shots a day after the federal government approved kid-size doses of the vaccinations.
Business
October 31

UK-France fish spat deepens despite Macron and Johnson talk

French President Emmanuel Macron and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson stuck to rival positions Sunday in their countries' post-Brexit dispute over fishing in the English Channel, with France maintaining its threat to impose sanctions starting Tuesday that could include a blockade of British boats.
Outdoors
October 30
A review of Minnesota firearms hunting mishaps speaks to one thing: They can happen in any moment.

Anderson: Gun accidents can happen to anyone, even you

A review of Minnesota firearms hunting mishaps is telling.
Outdoors
October 29
Kelly Straka, originally from Wayzata, will lead the DNR’s wildlife section from her home near Duluth. She’s shown here on a recent woodcock hunt.

Anderson: Q&A with Kelly Straka, DNR's ground-breaking new section manager

Straka grew up in Wayzata before undertaking a circuitous route back to Minnesota that included stops all over the world.
Outdoors
October 29
Ron Schara and Raven in a still image from one of the first “Minnesota Bound” shows.

Hitting 1,000: Ron Schara's 'Minnesota Bound' approaches milestone episode

The former Star Tribune columnist has turned the show into must-viewing for many outdoors enthusiasts throughout Minnesota.
Outdoors
October 28
An October walk on a mild day near the water in Powderhorn Park.

Getting to the origin of 'Indian summer' — hazy and brief like the occurence

Their scattered appearance always is welcomed outdoors.
Outdoors
October 28
A wooden shed replaced the original metal one, which has come to present fun at the lake.

Even through the cold and snow, they could see their cabin future

The lot buyers eventually built a place Up North, dubbed the Treehouse.
Business
October 28

France fines British boats as fishing dispute escalates

Britain said Thursday it would summon the French ambassador for a dressing-down, the latest move in a worsening dispute over fishing licenses that has stoked tensions following the U.K.'s departure from the European Union.
Business
October 27

France threatens to block British fishing boats from ports

France announced Wednesday that it will bar British fishing boats from some French ports starting next week if no deal is reached with the U.K. in a dispute over fishing licenses — and suggested it may restrict energy supplies to the Channel Islands as well.
Business
October 27
This file photo shows the Twin Metals office in Ely, with a copper-painted front listing the minerals they plan to mine.

Twin Metals appeals rejected permits for mining rights near Boundary Waters

The federal government recently rejected pending lease rights and prospecting permit applications.
Local
October 26
A group of caribou, also known as reindeer, graze in their enclosure Tuesday at the Minnesota Zoo in Apple Valley, Minn. GLEN STUBBE • glen.stubbe@s

Minnesota Zoo tests vaccine against spread of emerging deer virus

The virus killed four reindeer last year, as well as dozens of wild white tailed deer.
Outdoors
October 23
Tom Franchino, left, moved to a small North Dakota town (population about 250) 19 years ago for the hunting and fishing. Two years ago his buddy, Jeff

Anderson: Like ducks, these Minnesotans migrated to North Dakota, and love it

North Dakota grew at a 15% clip between 2010 and 2020, fourth fastest in the nation. That was mostly in bigger cities. Most of the state still operates at a slower pace with especially great hunting and fishing.