Minnesota Hunters Deserve Answers on Wolf Fund Spending A Guest Column on Transparency and Accountability Every time a Minnesota deer hunter buys their license, fifty cents goes into a special account. It's not much per person—but across 500,000 hunters annually, that adds up to roughly $250,000 a year. That money sits in what the Minnesota DNR calls the "Wolf Allocation Fund", supposedly earmarked for wolf management, research, and monitoring. Here's the problem: most of us

Welcome fellow hunters and outdoor enthusiasts to the Hunters 4 Hunters website. We will be adding a few new features to our page offering both knowledgeable information and guidance in making decisions affecting our way of life in the outdoors. First, we are fortunate to welcome Randall Tlachac as a guest columnist. Randall brings a rare combination of scientific rigor, institutional experience, and five decades of boots-on-the-ground hunting knowledge that few wildlife poli

New updates on Federal and Minnesota Legislation This photo is from our Wolf Watch Facebook group, courtesy of Marty Schubitzke, there were two wolves chasing a deer through this yard. Hey H4H Team! Here are some Legislative updates for you. 1) Senator Nathan Wesenberg is introducing a bill to increase funding for wolf predation on livestock and to also have pets included for reimbursement when pets are killed by wolves. 2) Senator Nathan Wesenberg is looking at and conside