Deer Hunting

There are some places in Minnesota where you have a better chance of getting your deer this year. How does your region look?

Getting a big buck is a goal that most deer hunters strive for. When that opportunity comes it is incredibly exciting. But sometimes what you saw in the scope and what you walk up to are two very different things.

For those of us who are not of the bow and arrow, or those who are and also hunt by burning powder, this weekend is one of the most anticipated times of the year.

As with any activity involving firearms, the number one goal is to get home at the end of the day without any new holes in your body. While actual hunting accidents can happen, many can be prevented very simply.

The DNR in Minnesota has implemented some new rules for deer hunters as well as boundary expansions throughout the state.

Fort Sisseton Festival, no swimming in Lake Lakota and deer hunting registration deadline.

If you are a deer hunter in South Dakota you should keep up with these new proposals.

Lake Alvin Chapter sponsoring annual event this weekend in Harrisburg.

If deer hunting is your thing our neighbors to the north are rolling out the welcome mat.

If you're a fan of deer hunting, getting a license may be more difficult. Game, Fish and Parks is planning on issuing fewer licenses over the next two years.