Outdoors

Is technology creating an unfair advantage for ice fisherman? Some think it is and worry about the fish population.

A recent popular theory has people rethinking how they sit in Adirondack chairs.

There are things to do and to keep in mind as we wait for state trails to open.

A mystery has landed along a chain of lakes in Minnesota. Hundreds of geese were found recently to be either very ill or dead in Southern Minnesota. The mystery has gotten the attention of the DNR, according to one outdoor retailer in the area, who has been posting to social media about the geese.

It's not every day you catch a massive wildcat strolling through a Minnesota field, but that’s exactly what happened in a small Southeast Minnesota town this week.

There are several waterfalls in Minnesota, and all are worth the drive/walk to see them in the winter.

The firearms deer hunting opener is Saturday November 9. Glen Schmitt from Outdoor News joined me on WJON. He says the weather in Central Minnesota is a bit warmer than he'd like but the possibility of rain is more likely to cause trouble than the temperatures.

Clearly you shouldn't be drunk while hunting. But what about having a beer with fellow hunters? What's the actual law? The DNR addresses it in the handbook.

It looks like a new record has been set in Minnesota by an angler who knows how to catch world record size fish.

It's important that we find something to do outdoors in the winter to embrace the cold snowy months, otherwise its just about enduring the season.