Hunting

Congressman Pete Stauber of Minnesota has brought attention back to the LIvestock and Pet Protection Act which would delist grey wolves from the endangered species act. The bill would also prevent "activist judges" from interfering.

As the hunting season kicks off, a closer look at what baiting really means for Minnesota hunters reveals some surprising guidelines.

This Saturday marks the start of firearms season, but not without some important updates that could change how you hunt.

A new chapter in conservation kicks off in Big Stone County, where nature enthusiasts will gather to celebrate freshly acquired land and future wildlife habitats.

Double the pheasants and record numbers of rabbits—it’s a good time to be a hunter in Minnesota. Details coming up!

As the bear hunting season kicks off, there's a crucial reminder for hunters about those bright tags on some furry friends out there.

Teaching firearm safety is serious business, and Jim Fridstrom brings four decades of experience to the table. You won't want to miss his story.

Don't miss out: The deadline for bear hunting license applications in Minnesota is fast approaching. Are you ready for the 2025 season?

Conservation Officers in Minnesota come across many similar violations every year. Glen Schmitt from Outdoor News joined me on WJON to highlight some common violations. He says a very common violation in the spring is failure to buy a new fishing license.

Pigeons are a pest, and unfortunately they are hard to cull. They can damage your home and make a mess of your property, but what's the law say in Minnesota about getting rid of them?

Discover a unique opportunity at Sitka Maple Grove this January 25th. Free food, beverages, and a raffle await hunters with unused deer tags!

Hunters advised to avoid placing deer carcasses directly on pickup truck beds to prevent bone sour.