Stacked rocks, or cairns can be found all along the North Shore, and you may even stumble upon one while hiking on a trail deep in the woods. But are these manmade objects works of art, or a nuisance?
The deadly deer virus, epizootic hemorrhagic disease has been confirmed in a group of whitetails in central Minnesota's Stearns County. The disease isn't contagious, but it can lead to fewer deer in the area.
Wisconsin Rep. Katrina Shankland has introduced a package of bills that would allocate $2.2 million to expand cost-sharing for carcass-disposal dumpsters and kiosks where hunters can put deer for testing.
The DNR says their annual roadside survey indicates that Minnesota's pheasant numbers are down 17% from 2018. Late-season snowstorms and heavy spring rains may be to blame.
Red Lake Nation tribal scientists are monitoring the waters of Lower Red Lake for the appearance of zebra mussels that have already invaded the Upper Red. They're concerned that the invasive species will threaten a fishery that produces 1 million pounds of walleye per year.
The state Department of Natural Resources has ordered hunters in a half-dozen northwestern Wisconsin townships to submit any deer they kill this fall for chronic wasting disease tests.
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