turkey hunting

The Minnesota wild turkey hunting season begins October 1 and the Minnesota DNR has a handy page filled with resources to help hunters.

Another sign that spring will eventually arrive in the Northland is that turkey hunting licenses will go on sale this week across the state of Minnesota

Minnesota's stay-at-home order does allow venturing outdoors, which is great news for turkey hunters across the state. Turkey hunting begins this week, with one simple request from the DNR

If you want to learn to hunt turkeys, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has a great opportunity coming this spring.

If you're a Minnesota turkey hunter looking to secure an early season spring hunting permit, the deadline is fast approaching.

I'll have to admit that I'm not a big fan of New Years resolutions, mostly because I have trouble keeping them.  I am a fan of deciding to try new things and learning new skills.  If you're a hunter who agrees, the Minnesota DNR may have just the opportunity for you.

After recently spending Thanksgiving eating a turkey, it's now time to pay tribute and draw one for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.

I know a lot of deer and pheasant hunters, but I don't think I know anyone who hunts turkeys.  Perhaps it's because they've never had the opportunity to learn the necessary skills to be good at it.  The Minnesota DNR would like to change that.

After a contest recently sponsored by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, Richfield artist Timothy Turenne was announced as the winner of the 2017 turkey stamp contest. The painting was selected by judges from among six submissions for the annual contest.

I know quite a few turkey hunters, some travel to the Dakotas, but some hunt locally and they will be happy to hear you won't need to fill out an application for this year's fall turkey hunt.  Instead, you can purchase it over the counter.  Here's the DNR details.