Your Daily Wisconsin Outdoor News Update – Jan. 10, 2018
Ice tip from the king of hard-water mobility – Dave Genz.
January 10, 2018
Your Daily Minnesota Outdoor News Update – Jan. 10, 2018
A look back at 2017, a great year in the out-of-doors.
Bad bamboo: Japanese knotweed clogs riverbanks
I’m already looking ahead to spring and, obviously, turkey hunting, but also to the open-water fishing season. Paula and I didn’t get a lot of fishing in last year and I can’t remember why, but I know some of it was due to high water conditions on the nearby Susquehanna River. That eliminated our typical quick
Going horizontal: Tips on buying a crossbow
Like it or not, crossbows are here to stay, and more New York hunters are hunting with them every year. We talked to several archery pro shop owners about what new-to-the-sport crossbow buyers are looking for and just about all of them said price. It seems customers looking to buy their first crossbow don’t know
Ohio sees drop in muzzleloader deer-hunting harvest numbers
Muzzleloader hunters checked 13,268 white-tailed deer this year, down from last year’s total of 15,843.
Ice-age ruffed grouse: Hunting in extreme cold poses quite the challenge for man and beast (dogs)
In sub-zero temperatures, wildlife not interested in moving, so you and your canine companions should target the peak hours of the day.
North Carolina officials debate definition of ‘commercial fisherman’
MOREHEAD CITY, N.C. — North Carolina officials are trying to figure how to describe commercial fishermen because of numbers that show that most people who buy licenses don’t sell their catch to dealers. Sam Corbett, the chairman of the North Carolina Marine Fisheries Commission told The Virginian-Pilot of Norfolk, Va., that the evidence is in
Minnesota Outdoor News Fishing Report – Jan. 12, 2018
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleyes are being caught, but there really isn’t one pattern or area that’s producing more fish than the other. Look for better numbers of fish early and late each day, and get away from the crowds. Large minnows on setlines seem to be producing more
Michigan farmer builds on agritourism offerings with game-bird preserve
“What we’re trying to build is a series of agritourism experiences that people can have. We’re really trying to create for the hunter and dog a wild-bird experience.”
