Chef Jamie Carlson
One of the contributing chefs to the Outdoor News Taste of the Wild cooking feature is Jamie Carlson.
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December 4, 2018
Roasted Hen of the Woods Mushrooms with Garlic Aioli
Jamie Carlson shares tips on handling Hen of the Woods or, Maitake – a great mushroom with a excellent texture and many uses. They typically grow in the fall and like the south face side of a big Oak tree. They will grow from the ground over the roots of the Oak. When you find one you usually have plenty to use and store for later use. A good sized Hen can be 4-5 pounds. I like to dehydrate some and freeze the rest.
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Your Daily Wisconsin Outdoor News Update – Dec. 4, 2018
Good news for those looking to reserve a state parks camping spot.
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Alaskans travel to Wisconsin to hunt whitetails
Father, son hunters head to Wisconsin to stack up venison.
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Wisconsin conservation groups join forces on wetland protection
Six state conservation groups create new group called Sportsmen for Wetlands.
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Your Daily Minnesota Outdoor News Update – Dec. 4, 2018
Hey, wildlife artists, got a design for the 2020 turkey stamp?
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Tundra swans overhead a sight, sound to behold
They often use parts of northern Ohio as “stopover” sites
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DNR announces two special December deer hunts to aid CWD management in southeastern Minnesota
Residents and nonresidents can participate in the hunts from Friday, Dec. 21 to Sunday, Dec. 23 and Friday, Dec. 28 to Sunday, Dec. 30 in deer permit areas 603, 347 and 348, and portions of deer permit areas 343 and 345 that are south of Interstate 90.
Invasive snails found in two additional Wisconsin streams
These findings now make six known inland streams with populations of New Zealand mudsnails.
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