Your Daily Wisconsin Outdoor News Update – Feb. 26, 2018
Developing land? Upgraded tool helps avoid wetland disturbances.
February 26, 2018
Your Daily Minnesota Outdoor News Update – Feb. 26, 2018
What’s going on with the Minnesota moose population?
Ham Lake man is DNR snowmobile safety instructor of year
Marvin Buchholz, of Ham Lake, has been named the Minnesota DNR Snowmobile Volunteer Instructor of the Year for 2017, the DNR said in a news release Monday, Feb. 26. During his almost 50 years as a volunteer instructor, Buchholz has instructed more than 2,500 youth and adults about how to operate snowmobiles safely and responsibly.
North Dakota bighorn sheep, moose hunters eclipse 90-percent success rate
And of 362 elk hunters, 211 were successful – or 58 percent.
Kory Slye
Another contributor to the Outdoor News Taste of the Wild is Kory Slye. Kory is the Producer of Harvesting Nature’s Wild Fish and Game Podcast. The show explores the world of cooking wild fish and game, sharing recipes, tips, tricks, and lessons learned from their pursuit of wild food. He has been an avid hunter
Sandhill crane viewing gives Nebraska ecotourism a boost
WOOD RIVER, Neb. — It started with a piece of a cardboard box nailed to a wood railing on the waterfowl viewing deck at the Platte River near Alda. Hand-printed in block letters across the sign: “Crane viewing on private property. Large roost site. Up close. $50.00 per person.” There was a telephone number and
Wannabe deckhands find home in Alaska’s fishing industry
SITKA, Alaska — Cathryn Klusmeier comes from a long line of Arkansans. Hers is not a family of fishermen, and her childhood in the landlocked state afforded little time on the ocean. After moving to Sitka, however, she snagged a job on Eric Jordan’s F/V I Gotta in 2014, and quickly learned the ins and
West Virginia bill would let dogs track wounded deer, bear
It would revise the current law that prohibits using dogs to hunt or chase deer.
Lure of the grizzlies keeps veteran biologist coming back
His love of being out there is part of the reason Chad Dickinson is slated for his 24th consecutive summer of trapping grizzlies in Montana.
