Minnesota Duck Hunting Guides & Outfitters
Rt. 2, Box 131
Eagle Bend, MN 56446
Established in 1986 American Heritage Hunting Club is a public and member pheasant Hunting preserve. We not only has field hunting but also offer, clay and blind shoots. Our upland hunting options including, Quail, Pheasant, Chukar, Turkey, Ducks, and Geese. Dogs are available.
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16543 Game Farm Rd.
Little Falls, MN 56345
Rice Creek Hunting and Recreation is a full-service Hunting Preserve located in Little Falls, Minnesota. We offer Pheasant Hunting, Duck Hunting, Turkey Hunting and Chucker Hunting. Rice Creek Hunting Preserve also offers Sporting Clays courses, a premier lodge with sleeping accommodations, meeting rooms, and meals served right at the hunt club. Here at Rice Creek, we strive to make your hunting experience as natural as possible. The pheasants have over 1200 acres of fields of our 1700 acre ranc
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Minnesota Duck Hunting News
| DNR urges OHV users to check forest road and trailconditions by bigbuck | | With fall in the air and mosquito populations dwindling, hunters and other recreationists are going to the forests in droves. But because some state forest roads and trails are saturated from recent heavy rains, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will temporarily close some areas. | | DNR advises hunters of rare whooping crane presence by bigbuck | | Of the less-than-500 surviving whooping cranes in the United States, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources reminds hunters to watch out for at least four that are currently visiting southwestern Minnesota. These rare birds are on a temporary stopover during their fall journey to Texas. | | Minnesot DNR issues duckboat safety reminder by bigbuck | | With many duck hunters anxiously preparing for the Oct. 4 Minnesota opener, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds people to make sure they pack the one thing that could save their lives - their life jackets. | | Minnesota’s fields and forest offer prime youth hunting opportunities by host | | Extensive research about youth participation in hunting has been conducted in recent years, and the results are in. Young people become hunters because adults take them hunting, and the earlier that kids start hunting the more likely they are to hunt for the rest of their lives. | | DNR seeks comments on motor vehicle use plan forforest lands in East Central Minnesota by host | The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is seeking public comments on its forest classification and motor vehicle route designation proposal for six state forests in an eight-county planning area in east-central Minnesota. The east-central forests include Land O' Lakes in Cass/Crow Wing counties; Hill River, Savanna, and Waukenabo in Aitkin County, Snake River in Kanabec County, and DAR in Pine County. The proposal also designates roads and trails on scattered DNR lands in Anoka, Aitkin, Chisago, Isanti, Kanabec, Pine, southern Cass, and Washington counties. | | Minnesota breeding duck numbers increase,Canada goose numbers remain strong by host | Minnesota’ s breeding mallard and blue-winged teal numbers are higher than last year and the total duck population estimate increased, according to the annual May breeding waterfowl survey results released by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR). | | Hunting input meetings slated for southern Minnesota by host | Simplifying deer hunting regulations will be a primary focus of public input meetings to be held by the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) in southern Minnesota in March and April. | | Temporary MN hunting rules to become permanent by host | The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is accepting comments on a number of hunting regulations, including many already set forth as temporary rules, that will be permanently added to state regulations in this year. | | 2008 spring light goose hunting begins March 1 (February 5, 2008) by host |
Minnesota hunters will be allowed to harvest snow geese, including blue-phased and the smaller Ross’ geese, this spring under the provisions of a federal conservation order.
Since 2000, when Minnesota began participating in the conservation order, the state spring harvest of light geese has varied dramatically from a few hundred to 6,000, depending on weather conditions. Hunting during 2008 will be open from March 1 to April 30.
| | Opening dates announced for 2008 Minnesota hunting seasons (January 8, 2008) by host |
The Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announced opening dates this week for many of the 2008 Minnesota hunting seasons |
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