Early results in the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources' (DNR) research into why the moose herd has declined dramatically in the last decade, it appears that the growth of the state's wolf pack is having a negative impact.

Anti-hunting agenda Make no mistake the metro DFL senators and representatives effort to stop wolf hunting and trapping is part of a relentless campaign against sportsmen and women.

According to WCCO, State Sen. Mary Kiffmeyer is introducing a bill that says playgrounds must clean all surfaces children touch at least once a day.

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — An influential group of Minnesota senators is backing a five-year moratorium on sport hunting and trapping of wolves in Minnesota. The chief sponsor is Majority Whip Chris Eaton, D-Brooklyn Center. The co-sponsors include Minority Leader David Hann, R-Eden Prairie, Senate Pr...

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Humane Society of the United States and other animal welfare groups filed a lawsuit Tuesday to restore federal protections for gray wolves in the western Great Lakes region that were lifted last year....

DNR’s release: “Elk hunt extended to meet management goals, control depredation” should leave Minnesotans shaking their heads. There appears to be no logic to our DNR’s conservation practices other than to satisfy their “clients” — cattle industry and trophy hunters.

It is my notion that the right to bear arms is very similar to the right to smoke; they both have a cancerous effect that contributes to the decay in modern society.

Early trappers and settlers in Minnesota trapped and hunted them, but Minnesota's first modern day hunting of the timber wolf brought with it a barrage of criticism from animal rights groups.

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Minnesota is closing its inaugural wolf hunting and trapping season in the final remaining zone as of Thursday evening. The Department of Natural Resources says hunters and trappers have now registered 181 wolves killed in the northwestern zone. That brings the statewide total t...

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Department of Natural Resources says it expects to soon fix a problem with the website that tallies the number of wolves killed in the state's inaugural wolf season. Hunters and trappers are required to check the site or a telephone hotline to see whether the quota has been ...