Your Daily Wisconsin Outdoor News Update – Feb. 13, 2019
Woodpeckers can point to emerald ash borers in the wintertime, telling you if that tree is infested.
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February 13, 2019
Kentucky man catches giant goldfish – with a biscuit as bait
Hunter Anderson, of Danville, Ky., reportedly landed a 20-pound koi fish, resembling an oversized goldfish, from a pond in Danville on Saturday.
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Your Daily Minnesota Outdoor News Update – Feb. 13, 2019
What to do when the walleye bite gets tough.
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DNR set to get ‘as many eyes as possible’ on wolf landscape
The Michigan DNR’s citizen-based northern Lower Peninsula wolf survey, to detect the presence of gray wolves in the region, will take place Feb. 19 through March 15.
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For longtime instructor, firearms safety runs in the family
A certified instructor since 1966, Dave Olson is one of the 4,000 volunteers across the state who are the backbone of the DNR Enforcement Division’s firearms safety program.
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World’s oldest-known wild bird hatches chick
Laysan albatross named Wisdom is at least 68 years old and has raised at least 31 chicks.
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Wisconsin hunting ranch deer tests positive for wasting disease
MADISON, Wis. — A deer on a Forest County hunting ranch has tested positive for chronic wasting disease. State agriculture officials issued a news release Monday saying tests confirm the six-year-old whitetail buck was infected. The deer was born on a Marinette County breeding farm and moved to the ranch in 2014. Both the farm
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In Iowa, pilot program utilizes invasive tree species to build furniture
Program at state park gathers interested locals to learn about Black Locust trees, which are considered an invasive species, and at the same time, learn how to utilize the wood that is produced by them.
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Minnesota lawmaker seeks tougher action against deer disease
Rep. Jamie Becker-Finn is sponsoring several bills that target deer farms to try to stop the disease from spreading from captive to wild deer. Another would give the University of Minnesota $1.8 million to develop faster and more sensitive diagnostic tests that farms and regulators could use on live deer and hunters could use to make sure their venison is safe to eat.
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