And it’s all caught on camera! Posted here are all 14 trail camera photos submitted by Outdoor News reader Brady Peterson, of New London, Wisconsin. The photos, taken on Peterson’s land in Shawano County, WI, in January by a homemade trail camera, prove again that even single bobcats are capable of taking down deer. And […]
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A Bay City man has pled guilty to charges of illegally killing three wolves in Mackinac County in January. William Hayward, 58, also pled guilty to malicious destruction of property for destroying two tracking collars that had been placed on the wolves by the Department of Natural Resources and Environment. Hayward was sentenced on Monday,
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The executive director of Ducks Unlimited, H. Dale Hall, had an excellent piece this past Monday Feb. 21 in the Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution Journal. He titled it, “Cut federal waste but leave the good alone.” DU drafted the op-ed in response to House Resolution 1, the budget bill that the U.S. House of Representatives leadership unveiled
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The Minnesota DNR winter severity data released today show what the vast majority of Minnesotans would tell you: It’s been a much more severe winter than last year. For the week ending Feb. 20, the winter severity index – the combined number of days with snow deeper than 15 inches and temperatures below 0 –
A tough winter? Yup Read More »
Hello My name is Tim Murray and I love this Newspaper. After reading the article on the Proposals for Ohio regarding deer hunting I have been trying to find info.on the 45-90 cartridge. I have a (2002) edition Shooters Bible and the only thing I found in it was a gun made by Lone Star
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Anglers should be aware that the game fish season on most inland Wisconsin waters closes at the end of the day on Sunday, March 6. The panfish seasons remain open year-round as does the season for certain game fish on select lakes and rivers, including much of the Wisconsin River and its impoundments. Waters that
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An increase in wolf depredations to livestock in 2010 supports a Department of Natural Resources request to the U.S. Department of the Interior for delisting of the gray wolf in Wisconsin, say DNR officials. The full report is available online. “Forty-seven farms had confirmed depredations on livestock in 2010 compared to 28 in 2009,” said
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These are the good old days of fishing: anglers venturing out for the early catch-and-release trout season that opens March 5 should generally find more fish and more miles to fish than in the past 60 years. “Trout abundance is at or near all-time highs on most waters in western Wisconsin,” says Heath Benike, fish
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60 years of survey records show more fish overall, and in all sizes examined Wisconsin brook and brown trout populations statewide have generally increased over the last 60 years, according to a new University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point analysis of state trout surveys. “We see a general, overall increase in the catch per stream mile of
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