Deer Hunting

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.

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

If you're a 'deer hunter's widow' this weekend, we've got some really fun things for you ladies to enjoy around central Minnesota. Shhh, don't tell the guys though!

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says deer hunters should have ample chances to bag a whitetail when the firearms season opens Saturday.

Minnesota firearms and muzzleloader hunters who want to harvest antlerless deer in a deer permit area designated as “lottery” this hunting season are reminded they must purchase their license by Thursday, Sept. 7.

This past weekend, my boyfriend Dustin took me bow hunting for my first time - and let's just say it was a very different experience then what I am used to while rifle hunting! We saw lots of deer, and other animals - check out the videos!

If you think this year is unseasonably warm for Minnesota's firearms hunting opener, you're correct. How odd is this? Let's look over the years to see exactly.

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

If you're like me, you don't hunt hardly ever. With so many rules, hunting options and hidden secrets, it's likely you don't know some of these things.

Minnesota hunters have harvested more deer in the first three days of the firearms season compared to last year.

The Minnesota DNR is encouraging deer hunters to get their firearms licenses early.