Eric Morken

“Mr. Walleye” Gary Roach says too many anglers move right past the important things they see on their sonar. Tim Lesmeister explains why you shouldn’t let a prior plan keep you from adjusting to what you see in real time.

“Not only is this data good for Minnesota information, but we’re also providing it to that national effort so that we can get a better understanding of what’s going on with turkeys across the nation."

Eric Morken recently spent a handful of evenings testing the new Carbon Synergy climbing sticks from Latitude Outdoors.

Reilly has almost a dozen release aids and encourages archers to experiment with different releases to really understand what works best.

The group believes the time is right to create a citizens conservation advisory council as Minnesota gets ready to elect a new governor.

Morken, who has much experience as an out-of-state bowhunter for whitetails, says North Dakota and Missouri are contrasting examples of the role habitat plays in the issue of overcrowding on public lands and the subsequent regulation changes that are limiting opportunities for nonresidents.

Here are three general truths to come back to if you find yourself overwhelmed at any point in your scouting or hunting this upcoming season.

Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume. During the dog days of summer that we’re in right now you need to improve your techniques to catch more walleyes. Tim Lesmeister explains what one longtime guide is doing.

From left to right, the group of Jason Beckler, John Thompson, Dean Dambroten, and Cory Netland after a successful day of dove hunting in Minnesota. (Photo courtesy of Cory Netland)

Eric Morken with Outdoor News details why the Iron Will wide single bevel broadhead has become his broadhead of choice for whitetails.