Keeping our members informed and involved is at the heart of what we stand for at the Minnesota Deer Hunters Association (MDHA). With another legislative session in St. Paul moving forward, it’s time to share updates on key bills affecting hunters, conservation efforts, and wildlife management across Minnesota.
Being a member of the Minnesota Deer Hunters Association (MDHA) is about much more than just a title. It’s about preserving a legacy of deer hunting, protecting wildlife and wilderness, and ensuring future generations can experience Minnesota’s great outdoors just as we do today. Since 1980, MDHA has stood as a rock-solid organization, tirelessly advocating for hunters, wildlife, and the natural beauty of our state.
The magic of shed hunting—searching for antlers that deer naturally shed as part of their yearly cycle. It’s more than just a fun pastime; it’s a rewarding way to connect with nature, keep your tracking skills sharp, and enjoy quality time with family and friends.
Each year, thousands of people go outdoors and participate in various activities. This could be hunting, scouting, working on deer stands, foraging for mushrooms or simply going for a walk. What is one thing in common with these activities? You will likely encounter ticks along the way.
The Minnesota Deer Hunters Association has repeatedly been accused of being anti- agriculture and anti-small business. Where are these accusations coming from? Is there any merit to them? Let’s explore!
MDHA Legislative Update from MDHA lobbyist Erik Simonson
460 Peterson Rd
Grand Rapids, Minnesota 55744
