This winter, outdoor enthusiasts in Minnesota have the opportunity to hunt small game, including pheasants, ruffed grouse, squirrels, and rabbits, as the season unfolds. The pheasant hunting season is open until January 4, 2026, with pheasant populations reported to be nearly 50% higher than last year, providing ample chances for successful hunts.
Grouse hunters can find success during the evening’s “golden hour,” while the rabbit population is at a 60-year high, making this an ideal time for hunting. With various seasons and specific bag limits in place, hunters are encouraged to visit the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources website for regulations and additional resources, ensuring a safe and informed experience in the great outdoors.
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