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. Glen Schmitt from Outdoor News joined me on WJON today. He says with demand high and supply low he's noticing prices increase a bit.

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."

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

It's expected that more people will be deer hunting this year, which means more deer will need to be processed.

As Northland deer hunters eagerly await the upcoming firearms season, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says now is the perfect time to brush up on firearms safety. These are always important things to remember.

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

I know what can happen when you forget some of these deer hunting essentials. I'm not talking about your gun, your gear and your food.

I don’t have a problem with hunting, I just don’t understand how someone could actually enjoy it.

Break out the blaze orange gear in your closet. Minnesota's firearms deer hunting season opens Saturday and hunters who are chasing the whitetail are expected to see more animals this season.

Before you go on your hunt, have your deer venison processor in mind. With the warm temps this weekend, you'll want to get there quickly. Here's a list of suggested deer meat processing places in this area, in no particular order: McDonalds Meats 8601 Main Ave Clear Lake, MN 55319 Phone: (320) 743-2311 St Joseph Meat Market 17 W Minnesota St Saint Joseph, MN 56374 Phone: (320) 363-7335 Manea's

I'm what they like to call an "indoor" girl. I just do not understand the appeal of hunting. All of the men in my family hunt deer and I've even known a few women who do it too--and they LOVE it. I don't have a problem with hunting, I just don't understand how someone could actually enjoy it...