Your Daily Wisconsin Outdoor News Update – Jan. 7, 2019
Why “Mr. Walleye” uses an ice-fishing rod with good drag.
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January 7, 2019
Hope springs eternal as deer season fades away
Patience and persistence paid off during Michigan’s late antlerless deer season.
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Your Daily Minnesota Outdoor News Update – Jan. 7, 2019
So how did this year’s northwestern Minnesota elk hunts pan out?
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DNR welcomes new director
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer recently announced appointments for several state agencies, including Daniel Eichinger, who joins the DNR as the department’s new director. Eichinger most recently served as executive director of Michigan United Conservation Clubs, the nation’s most effective state-based conservation organization, the DNR said in a news release Monday, Jan. 7. In that role, he led MUCC’s return
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Indiana officials look for ways to curb decline of youth, women hunters
Decline over the past decade is threatening conservation efforts along with communities and businesses that profit from the sport.
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DNR hires new big-game program leader
Barbara Keller has over 12 years of experience in wildlife management, research and diseases.
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New DNR secretary brings respect for citizens, resources
Understand that Preston Cole is not the political appointee of the past. He has natural resources credentials with a degree in forest management, and he worked for the Missouri Conservation Department. He has served on the Natural Resources Board for 12 years, where he gained a good understanding of the DNR, and has seen its warts.
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Late-season small-game hunting stirs memories
Small-game hunting might not be the big ticket it once was, but at least you can say it’s still hunting season and perhaps re-live your own memories. Get out there while the seasons are still open.
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Binocular-buying 101: raise a glass
Sure, you can hunt without a good set of binoculars, but without top-quality optics, the writer believes you will never be as efficient or successful as someone who constantly glasses their surroundings.
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