This last deer season was considered a successful one for northern Minnesota hunters. On Wednesday, the Minnesota DNR released the results from the 2024 hunting season. Hunters harvested more than 170,

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says hunters bagged more than 170,000 deer in 2024, up 7% from the 2023 season. The statewide harvest was 3% lower than the five-year average. Some regions were more successful than others.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is reporting a higher number of deer harvested during the 2024 hunting season.

A mix of outdoors stories from Minnesota, including an opportunity to share your thoughts on the new Keystone Woods Wildlife Management Area.

On Wednesday, the Minnesota DNR released the results from the 2024 season. More than 170,000 deer were harvested statewide, up 7% from last year. That is also up 9% across northeast Minnesota. DNR leaders say rough winters in 2021 and 2022 thinned the herd significantly but last year’s mild, low-snow season helped boost deer numbers.

At one point, muskie fishing was the fastest-growing segment of freshwater angling in the entire country, and Minnesota was the leader in that.”

DNR aerially surveyed 17.5 million acres of Minnesota for damage to forests in 2024. Since the early 1950s, aerial surveys have been a valuable tool for discovering, tracking, and managing forest health threats like spruce budworm, oak wilt, ice storm damage, eastern larch beetle, and more.

(Undated)--The latest numbers show Minnesota hunters harvested more than 170,000 deer during the 2024 season. The DNR's Todd Froberg says "we're headed in the right direction." He says there has

The Minneapolis Lakers played in Minnesota from 1947 until 1960, when they left to become the Los Angeles Lakers. It would be 29 years before another NBA team would take the floor as a home team in Minnesota.

Snowmobile enthusiasts still await a large, widespread snowfall, but are finding places to ride in some parts of Minnesota.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources will discontinue targeted culling in the southeastern corner of the state — including parts of Winona and Fillmore counties — where chronic wasting

Northwest Minnesota also saw a jump in harvest, with an 8% increase from 2023. Many DNR wildlife managers received reports of fawn twins and triplets in spring and summer 2024.