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Star Watch: The Gemini Twins are bright and relatively easy to find - Vimarsana News

Star Watch: The Gemini Twins are bright and relatively easy to find

Another quirk about Gemini: Usually the brightest star in a constellation is designated the “alpha” star, and in this case, Pollux is the brighter one but Castor is the alpha star?

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Know your oaks: Increase your acorn IQ to become a better deer hunter - Vimarsana News

Know your oaks: Increase your acorn IQ to become a better deer hunter

Whitetails are known to abandon ag crops to feast on acorns when they drop, but acorns are even more critical in largely wooded environments.

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Minnesota's elk-hunting season kicks off Sept. 9 in northwest: Here's what hunters can expect - Vimarsana News

Minnesota's elk-hunting season kicks off Sept. 9 in northwest: Here's what hunters can expect

“I usually talk to every hunter, even if they don’t harvest an animal. That’s valuable information, just to know how the herd is doing and where they’re congregating.”

Streams of thought from Minnesota: Should deer farm buyouts be part of CWD legislation? - Vimarsana News

Streams of thought from Minnesota: Should deer farm buyouts be part of CWD legislation?

Legislation focused on CWD and deer farms in Minnesota is expansive already, but should it also include deer farm buyouts?

Opportunities to hunt elk in Minnesota - Vimarsana News

Opportunities to hunt elk in Minnesota

Outdoornews May 19, 2021 (Photo by Bob Drieslein) Interested hunters have through Friday, June 11, to apply for one of 30 elk licenses offered this year by the Minnesota DNR. Seasons will run from late August to mid-October. This year’s seasons are similar to last year’s, which provided hunters with more opportunities to harvest antlerless elk. Hunters can choose from three license options: a license for a bull elk; a license for an antlerless elk, which can be a female or a young male; or a license for either a bull or antlerless elk. The dates for the 2021 Minnesota elk season are: