WI Daily Update: Fishing current seams on rivers to catch smallmouth bass
Outdoor News
July 11, 2025
To study wolverines, scientists track humans
Wolverines are notoriously hard to track. Elusive and strong enough to claw their way out of even the strongest traps, they’ve forced scientists to adjust. The lack of data has hindered a possible endangered species listing from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Scientists do know the animals’ habitat is shrinking. The Wolverine-Winter Recreation Research […]
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