Proficiency Testing is scheduled to begin April 1, 2018. You will have until June 27, 2018 to take and pass your proficiency test.
Results of the 2017 Duluth Bow Hunt have been posted on the website, along with all past years summaries. You can view the latest summary here:
We are advising that everyone stops using the mobile app and remove it from your phone. The mobile ‘Explorer’ app is no longer reliable or kept up-to-date. The web application is now the preferred tool and has been built to operate on mobile devices as well as desktop. The web application now includes DHA boundaries as well.
After launching the App, in the upper right corner, there is a tab with drop downs. Select ‘Recreation’.
In the left side menu, click on the ‘Layers’ Icon 
expand the ‘Recreation’ Layer sub menu and select the ‘Hunting Zones’ Layer.
This is updated daily with any changes in land ownership. All of the COGGS trails will eventually be added as well and can be overlaid with DHA boundaries.
Room 106A City Hall
*When the Board has to address discipline issues, the meeting will be closed to the public.
Greetings Hunters,
You will find the link for the survey in the blue member links menu after you login.
This survey is absolutely 100% anonymous. Returning hunters will know this to be true. So please be honest in your responses. The City Council wants information about wounding rates. The MNDNR wants your input on the state of the herd. What do you think about the Metro designation and the Earn-a-Buck requirement? What are your recommendations for hunter densities in some of the DHAs? Well, here’s your opportunity to provide your input.
Please only complete this survey ONCE.
You must login before you will see the link for the year-end survey located in blue member links menu in.
The survey will remain open for participation until January 15, 2018. Which, coincidentally, is also the deadline for two other requirements:
- All of your stands and climbing sticks must be removed from the public woods
- You must check in with your Hunt Coordinator
Multiple hunters have also asked about checking in with the HC’s if you didn’t hunt or harvest any animals. Why do you need to even bother? Well, the ABA needs to know that you have zero animals or that you never hunted. Perhaps you forgot to register your deer. And while we think you are at zero deer, you actually did harvest one. Everyone, including landowners hunting ONLY their private property, are required to check in with the Hunt Coordinators. Failure to do so will result in loss of “returning” status in 2018.