A federal agency has recalled about 3,400 tree stands made for Lakeville, Minnesota-based Alliance Outdoor Products and the subsidiary name X-Stand company with model names Silent Adrenaline and Apache. (Photo courtesy of the U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission)

Northland Outdoors Nov 6th 2020 - 9am

Portable hunting stands recalled due to corrosion, falling risk

Brand names Silent Adrenaline and Apache were recalled after units corroded and collapsed.

Wolf supporters on Thursday notified the Trump administration that that will file a lawsuit to stop federal action to strip wolves in the Lower 48 states of federal Endangered Species Act protections. (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service photo)

Northland Outdoors Nov 5th 2020 - 7pm

Wolf supporters send notice of lawsuit to stop delisting

This North Dakota buck was taken during the 2019 archery season on Nov. 4. The key to this hunt was identifying exactly where the does were in a year where hunting over river-bottom pinch points just weren't going to work due to flooding. (Eric Morken / Echo Press)

Northland Outdoors Nov 5th 2020 - 7pm

Morken: Taking advantage of early November portion of the rut

More than 500 acres of uncut tallgrass prairie have been preserved at a refuge called Touch the Sky outside Luverne, Minn., featuring miles of hiking trails. Jason Schutz / Luverne Area Chamber

Northland Outdoors Nov 4th 2020 - 7pm

Tallgrass prairie region provides a Minnesota hiking alternative

David and Jon Francis went on their first trip to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area when Jon was eight years old. Photo courtesy of David Francis

Northland Outdoors Nov 1st 2020 - 8am

What happens when a person goes missing in the American wilderness?

In this image captured from video, Paul Colson of Jake's Northwest Angle Resort works to rescue a whitetail buck that broke through thin ice after being chased by a stray dog onto Pine Creek, which flows into Lake of the Woods. (Courtesy of Karen Colson)

Northland Outdoors Nov 1st 2020 - 7am

Northwest Angle resort owner rushes to help stranded buck through ice

Wheeled fish houses like these seen near Springsteel Resort on Lake of the Woods last winter, are expected to be in high demand as ice fishing continues to boom in popularity. Brad Dokken / Grand Forks Herald

Northland Outdoors Oct 31st 2020 - 8pm

Ice fishing, already on the rise, looks ready to boom during pandemic

A big whitetail buck appears to look around a tree to see who is taking his photograph. Minnesota's 2020 firearms deer hunting season starts Saturday, Nov. 7. ( News Tribune / file )

Northland Outdoors Oct 31st 2020 - 8am

Minnesota deer season 2020: What you need to know

U.S. Secretary of the Interior David L. Bernhardt speaks with reporters following the announcement of the gray wolf's removal from the endangered species list. The wolf has been federally protected for 45 years. Matthew Guerry / Forum News Service

Northland Outdoors Oct 30th 2020 - 9am

Feds announce plan to nix the gray wolf's endangered species status

This oxbow on the right on a small river in North Dakota produced a great buck encounter on Sept. 5, 2020 by setting up assuming where a buck would be bedded based on the south wind direction that day. The general rule with oxbows is that deer like to bed overlooking the water with the wind at their back from the land side. This oxbow has thick cover that holds deer on a wide variety of winds from west and northwest to all south-based winds. (Map graphic from the onX Hunt App)

Northland Outdoors Oct 28th 2020 - 7pm

Morken: Thoughts from the whitetail woods as November nears

(John Myers / jmyers@duluthnews.com)

Northland Outdoors Oct 26th 2020 - 7am

Minnesota couple has decades-long passion for Chesapeake Bay retrievers

With little standing corn in the fields this year, deer hunters may have better opportunities. Keith Norman / The Sun

Northland Outdoors Oct 25th 2020 - 6am

Deer hunting outlook good for central North Dakota

Take a rest on metal outdoor furniture along the way or lay out on a log like this one found along the trail system at Green Island.
Michael Johnson/Pioneer Journal

Northland Outdoors Oct 24th 2020 - 7pm

Private land offers solace for all in this small-town community

A Spot Gen 3 satellite SOS device that can be used to summon help where cell phone service is not available. The units cost about $150. The Louisiana-based company claims their SOS devices have aided more than 7,300 rescues and counting. Photo courtesy Spot.

Northland Outdoors Oct 24th 2020 - 11am

Myers: After Boundary Waters rescues, are people taking bigger risks because of technology?

It wasn't a banner year, but hunters who put in the effort and found themselves in the right place at the right time were able to put ruffed grouse in the bag during the annual October get-together in northwest Minnesota. (Photo/ Brad Dokken, Grand Forks Herald)

Northland Outdoors Oct 24th 2020 - 9am

Tales from Grouse Camp: From Covid tests to spreading people out, annual October gathering goes on as always

Northland Outdoors Oct 23rd 2020 - 4pm

Winter might be early, but the outdoors offers options to enjoy it

Planning paid off for Curt Vacek and his hunting companions, who saved their preference points in Wyoming to hunt antelope in a permit area with opportunities for large bucks. They hunted on public land that is part of a Wyoming Hunter Access area in October.
(Submitted photo)

Northland Outdoors Oct 22nd 2020 - 9am

Minnesota hunter finds adventure in the mountains and ranges of the West

Northland Outdoors Oct 20th 2020 - 5pm

Another Boundary Waters explorer uses SOS device for rescue

Members of Hartman family’s Triple B deer camp near Northome spend some time around the fire on Friday night before the Minnesota 2015 firearms deer opener. About 40 people are hunting from the camp this weekend. (News Tribune / file )

Northland Outdoors Oct 19th 2020 - 7pm

Hunting camp traditions fall to COVID-19

Brett Cosand, left, walks through a field with his group of hunters on Saturday afternoon in White Lake during the opening day of South Dakota's 2020 pheasant hunting season. (Sam Fosness / Republic)

Northland Outdoors Oct 18th 2020 - 2pm

'A lot of pheasants out there,' local and area hunters say on opening day

Jeff Strom, with Wenck Associates, holds up one of the carp captured during electrofishing on Worthington's Lake Okabena last month. (Submitted photo)

Northland Outdoors Oct 18th 2020 - 7am

Abundance of common carp in Minnesota lake puts plans in action

Paul Carlson of Grand Forks has launched ASR Outdoors, marketing an aftermarket roof for Polaris Ranger utility vehicles and a "Performance Elite Series" of wooden dog kennels. (Photo/ Brad Dokken, Grand Forks Herald)

Northland Outdoors Oct 17th 2020 - 7pm

Grand Forks entrepreneur offers aftermarket ATV roof, deluxe dog kennels

Ethan Hegg, of Mitchell, sets his trap that he will be taking out to his family's farm near Woonsocket. Hegg has been participating in the state's Nest Predator Bounty Program for the past two years. (Sam Fosness / Republic)

Science and Nature Oct 17th 2020 - 12am

Hoping to protect pheasants: Youth trappers excited to help SD bird population

Columns Oct 16th 2020 - 6pm

Woster: Lessons learned taught how to hunt responsibly

South Dakota pheasant hunters head out into the field. (Sam Stukel / South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks)

Northland Outdoors Oct 16th 2020 - 2pm

SD conservation officers prepare for safe interactions during busy hunting season

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