After a week of turkey dinners, football games, and family gatherings, it will be time for Minnesota hunters to trade their forks for firearms again. This Saturday marks the start of muzzleloader deer hunting season across Minnesota, and it’s shaping up to be a great opener.
On November 25th, CBS-WCCO spotlighted an extraordinary program that’s been quietly shaping the Minnesota outdoors for decades. The Minnesota Deer Hunters Association (MDHA) has been running the Hides For Habitat program—a unique wildlife conservation initiative that recycles deer hides into funding for public land habitat projects across the state.
For Minnesotans who value our state’s natural beauty, hunting traditions, and thriving habitats, this is a story worth knowing. Here’s how Hides For Habitat is making an impact, and how you can participate in this one-of-a-kind program.
Recently, MDHA was awarded Conservation Partners Legacy Grants for six noteworthy habitat projects across the state. These initiatives, designed to restore and enhance vital habitats, reflect our dedication to preserving Minnesota's rich biodiversity for future generations.
Minnesota winters can be cold and long, and what better way to beat the winter blues than planning an escape to the sun-drenched beaches of the Caribbean? The Minnesota Deer Hunters Association is offering an exciting opportunity that you won't want to miss. By participating in the MDHA Winter Warmup Membership Drive, you could win a dream vacation to a tropical paradise. Picture yourself basking in the warm sun with a refreshing drink in hand, leaving the cold behind!
Imagine being part of an organization where your voice genuinely matters. Where every idea you have can contribute to shaping the future of deer hunting in Minnesota. This isn't just a dream—it's the reality of being involved with the Minnesota Deer Hunters Association (MDHA). Being an active member can make all the difference.
When you think of world class whitetails, states like Iowa, Illinois, Kansas and even places in Canada will probably come to mind before Minnesota. These states consistently produce trophy whitetail bucks in terms of antler scores. Minnesota produces some respectable antlers, but it's most impressive measure of whitetail bucks is probably weight.
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