As elk damage continues in Minnesota and more funds are requested to handle that damage, plans for herd expansion continue to ...

Minnesota's favorite pair of love birds have finally begun to settle down for the nesting season, right in time before ...

To better serve the people of Minnesota, the Department of Natural Resources has asked for help from the state Legislature. The DNR’s Citizen Engagement in Natural Resources Initiative, ...

Minnesota hunters can donate, at no cost to them, deer for use in food shelves and feeding programs, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. To participate in the program, take ...

Hutchinson area. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is reminding anglers of the removal deadline, which varies by location across the state. It is determined by an east-west line formed by ...

Youth 12-15 who want to experience waterfowl hunting can apply to be one of 65 participants in this year’s youth waterfowl hunt on Saturday, Sept. 18. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources ...

Minnesota’s gray wolves will be removed from the federal government’s threatened species list and returned to state management in January. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced Thursday it will ...

Confirmed cougar sightings are becoming more frequent in Minnesota, but evidence suggests the large cats are most likely rare visitors to the state, according to the Minnesota Department of ...

This fall, all lakes in the three-county area, including both Prior and Spring lakes, received a surplus of walleye fingerlings, roughly the size of a human adult finger, supplied by the Minnesota ...

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa will host meetings on Feb. 10 ...

The new license requirement, mandated by the Legislature in 2008, affects a number of popular game species including squirrel, rabbit, grouse, pheasant and waterfowl. The new youth small game hunting ...

Deer hunters who use a firearm or muzzleloader in a lottery area and want to harvest an antlerless deer must apply for an either-sex permit by the Thursday, Sept. 8, deadline established by the DNR.