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Author Topic: Opportunities available to hunt elk in Minnesota  (Read 3563 times)

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Offline HD

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Opportunities available to hunt elk in Minnesota
Interested hunters have through Friday, June 11, to apply for one of 30 elk licenses offered this year by the 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. It's important that hunters review the elk season structure on the DNR website prior to entering the lottery to ensure they apply for the license they want.

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Offline Leech~~

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I wonder how hard it is to get on some land up there? 
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Offline glenn57

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I applied last year, but now that I'm on a fixed income. :pouty: :pouty:
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Online Steve-o

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Its an investment.  You could live all winter off the meat.  Go for it again.

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I have put in for it a few times.  Mostly private land but there is some public land too. 

Online mike89

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I applied last year, but now that I'm on a fixed income. :pouty: :pouty:

oh BS!!!  you were fixed years ago!!   :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :happy1:
a bad day of fishing is still better than a good day at work!!

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That would be great to shoot an Elk!

Offline glenn57

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I applied last year, but now that I'm on a fixed income. :pouty: :pouty:

oh BS!!!  you were fixed years ago!!   :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :happy1:
:confused: :pouty: :taz: :taz: :taz: :banghead: :banghead: training-087 :rotflmao: was not!! :tut: :rotflmao:
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I have a friend that has land up their and he let's anyone hunt elk on his land as long as he is allowed to  video the hunt.
Anything that is free is worth saving up for.

Offline Jerkbiat

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I think if you put in some time doing some door knocking and chatting you can get on a lot of the farmers land. At least around the Grygla area. The farmers are not big fans of the elk.
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I think if you put in some time doing some door knocking and chatting you can get on a lot of the farmers land. At least around the Grygla area. The farmers are not big fans of the elk.
i've heard that also!!!!! guess they really raise hell with some of there crops!!!!
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Offline gophergunner

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We've got a deer camp in central Pennsylvania, and the elk have gradually expanded in to our area. My brother walked up on a calf a few years ago, just up the mountain from our cabin. They graze in a big pasture on the other side of the mountain from us, and it's become quite the tourist activity to go see the elk. They do a limited hunt each fall, but it's residents only, so we can't apply.
« Last Edit: October 10/03/21, 02:55:47 PM by gophergunner »

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Would be great to just see one.