Inland Fishing Season Comes To An End & Firearm Deer Season Begins
Download MP3Archery season began in the Arrowhead region more than a month ago on Sept. 16, and based on the current Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) harvest reports, it has proved to be off to a slow start. A large portion of that is due to DNR regulation changes heading into the 2023 season. However, the firearm season begins this Saturday, Nov. 4. and a more hunters will take to the woods to harvest a deer.
In this week's episode of the Outdoor News Podcast, host Kalli Hawkins speaks with Nancy Hansen, the area wildlife manager with the DNR based in Two Harbors about the upcoming season and safety tips for the general public to be mindful of.
While Kalli focuses on the woods, podcast host Joe Friedrichs takes to the water in an entertaining fashion as inland trout fishing came to an end on Halloween.
Archery season began in the Arrowhead region more than a month ago on Sept. 16, and based on the current Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) harvest reports, it has proved to be off to a slow start. A large portion of that is due to DNR regulation changes heading into the 2023 season. However, the firearm season begins this Saturday, Nov. 4. and a more hunters will take to the woods to harvest a deer.
In this week's episode of the Outdoor News Podcast, host Kalli Hawkins speaks with Nancy Hansen, the area wildlife manager with the DNR based in Two Harbors about the upcoming season and safety tips for the general public to be mindful of.
While Kalli focuses on the woods, podcast host Joe Friedrichs takes to the water in an entertaining fashion as inland trout fishing came to an end on Halloween.
