Wisconsin Cuffs & Collars: Person uses relative’s archery tag on buck, shoots another buck following day
Staff Report
September 16, 2024
Bears have hankerin’ for the power poles
By Joe Albert Staff Writer Bigfork, Minn. – Berries, nuts, and human garbage, it turns out, aren’t the only things that attract bears. In Bigfork, located north of Grand Rapids and east of Red Lake, power poles that belong to a local power company seem to draw them just as well. ‘They’re just chewing the […]
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