deer

A Wisconsin hunter's quick and brave actions helped save 2 deer tangled together by their antlers.

New studies show that America's deer population is catching COVID-19 from humans, what does that mean for hunting and the future of the pandemic?

The firearm season opener is Saturday, November 6th in Minnesota. It's basically the big holiday between Halloween and Thanksgiving in the Land of 10,000 Lakes.

Deer and other wildlife are always on the run in the Northland, but this time of year they are very active, making it especially dangerous on the roads.

Well, here's something you don't see everyday.

With evidence of COVID-19 found in white-tailed deer populations in several states, what do hunters need to know? Is venison safe to eat?

Ever wonder what animal is most likely to kill a person in Minnesota? Wide Open Country shared that exact information based on data from the CDC.

If you have any of these phobias, then Minnesota probably isn't a great state for you.

Anyone in law enforcement is used to dealing with break-ins and intruders, but this 'wild' intruder at a nursing home in central Wisconsin was one most officers probably don't often see.

The nice weather made for a couple of pleasant days sitting outside. And I did have a few critter visitors come by my stand to hang out.