Understanding Late-Season Deer Behavior
Deer season is over in Minnesota, but you can still use information from the winter months to prepare for next year. Deer behave slightly differently during the late season, when deer season is closed in some places but still open in others. If you’re hunting in a state where the season is still open,…
Read MoreWinter Predator Hunting: Techniques for Success
Deer season is over in Minnesota, but you can still hunt coyotes, bobcats and other predator animals this winter. Check your state’s local regulations for your state’s predator seasons. Then, use our Stump blinds and the tips below for winter predator hunting techniques to make the most out of the winter months by extending…
Read MoreWinter Wildlife Tracking: Identifying Signs in Snow
Though deer season has ended in Minnesota, it is currently still beaver, bobcat, fox, opossum, rabbit, raccoon and squirrel season. The Minnesota DNR website lists out the exact dates for each of the wild game listed above. You will also find the daily limit and possession limits for each small game species on page…
Read MoreHow to Maintain Your Firearm in Cold, Wet Conditions
The winter months bring harsh, cold weather which can include freezing temperatures, sleet, rain and snow. It’s important to maintain the quality of your equipment in these cold, wet conditions. Learn more about how you can protect your hunting gear, including firearms, below. Know the Regulations First and foremost, know the regulations for firearm…
Read MoreWhy Late-Season Hunts Require Different Scouting Techniques
Late season hunting requires a different set of scouting tactics than hunting during the main season. The rut season calls for aggressive rattling and calling, but later in the season, as the deer herd’s behavior winds down, you can begin to use calls less frequently. You also need to make sure the signs are…
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