deer

You're driving home from work when you sense movement in the ditch next to the highway; you pump your brakes in time to avoid the two eyes now flashing in the darkness that have moved onto the roadway. You sigh in relief as the deer scampers off into the darkness. The Minnesota Department...

Trophy whitetail entries from 2011 hunting seasons are beginning to pour into Boone and Crockett Club (B and C) headquarters. But while the sporting world waits to see which states are hot - or not - producers of giant bucks, North America's overall robust trend in whitetail entries...

Law enforcement officials are on the hunt for a 56-year-old Deer Creek man who is believed to be armed and dangerous. Law enforcement officials are on the hunt for a 56-year-old Deer Creek man who is believed to be armed and dangerous. Frank Chester Brown is wanted by authorities...

The bucks are definitely in the rut north of Lake Plantagenet and Dave Tisdell of Bemidji discovered first-hand on Monday how serious the battles for male dominance in the deer world can be. Tisdell was walking through the woods when he spotted a deer in a swamp about 70 yards away....

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has finalized information related to baiting violations that were investigated by Minnesota conservation officers during the 2009 deer seasons.

Minnesota hunters who hope to harvest an antlerless deer this fall will want to review 2009 regulations prior to Thursday, Sept.

Itasca State Park is hosting a Special Youth Deer Hunt for the first time this fall. The hunt will be held October 17-18, 2009. Participation is limited to youth ages 12-15, with a Firearms Safety Certificate. Youth hunters must be accompanied at all times by a non-hunting adult...

Federal and state sharpshooters have begun culling free-ranging deer in the bovine tuberculosis management area, the state Department of Natural Resources said Tuesday. The DNR and U.S.

ST. PAUL -- Bad weather on opening weekend and a lower deer population are blamed for a drop in the number of deer shot by Minnesota hunters last year. Minnesota's deer kill was down 19 percent in 2008.

Wildlife managers across Northeastern Minnesota urge people not to feed deer this winter. Deer are adapted to survive Minnesota winters, say Department of Natural Resources wildlife officials, and feeding them could help spread disease or alter their normal winter movements. DNR...

Minnesota Department of Natural Resources wildlife managers are urging people not to feed deer this winter even though it may appear they need help to make it through the cold and snowy conditions. "Deer have evolved several strategies to help them survive Minnesota winters," said...