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The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is asking for input on new fishing rules that would allow for a year-round bass season that includes a period for harvest and a period for catch-and-release fishing. The proposed expedited rules would adjust the inland waters fishing regulations by creating a year-round bass season. Portions of the year […]
Minnesota’s regular waterfowl hunting season opens a half-hour before sunrise on Saturday, Sept. 27. Spring waterfowl counts were generally higher than last year, with the full report from the spring waterfowl survey available on the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources waterfowl management webpage (mndnr.gov/waterfowl). In the report, total breeding duck abundance (excluding scaup) was estimated at 417,000,
Getting youth outdoors in pursuit of squirrels, rabbits and other small game is the focus of Take a Kid Hunting Weekend on Saturday, September 20 and Sunday, September 21. During the weekend, adult Minnesota residents accompanied by a youth younger than age 16 may hunt small game without a license, although they must comply with
Minnesota waterfowl seasons are around the corner, and hunters have a wide variety of opportunities to look forward to in 2025, with seasons starting Saturday, September 6. Early teal season runs Saturday, September 6 through Wednesday, September 10, with shooting hours from sunrise to sunset. “Hunters should review the regulations and hunting season dates this
Labor Day is one of the busiest weekends for recreation, and off-highway vehicles will be one popular option for people looking to enjoy the outdoors in the waning days of summer. As riders head out, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources urges them to prioritize their safety. So far in 2025, 16 OHV riders have
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH), the Minnesota Board of Animal Health (BAH) and the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) are tracking an increase of tularemia cases in humans and companion animals (especially cats) across Minnesota, including the Twin Cities metro area. Tularemia is a potentially serious illness of animals and people and
