Your Daily Wisconsin Outdoor News Update – Aug. 13, 2019
Rare squirrels in Wisconsin?
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Recreational shooters both young and old are invited to experience one of Ohio’s premier public shooting ranges.
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The evolution of smallmouth bass on Lake Mille Lacs – and why now is the time to target smallies on the world-class fishery.
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By: JPT Captain, Gabby Olson Next time you head out waterfowl hunting pay attention to your surroundings and blend in the best you can to give yourself the best chance at being successful. Using a camo pattern in the colors of your surroundings will work best to help keep your location concealed. You will also
Waterfowl hunting tip, staying camouflaged is key to a successful hunt Read More »
By: JPT Member Andrew P. Gawin When I started shooting a compound bow 4 or 5 years ago, I practiced at every opportunity and shot okay…at ten yards…which slowly improved till I was good at ten yards, then twenty, but only good, not great. That meant missing the target on every fourth or fifth shot!
Hunting tips: Building consistent bow accuracy Read More »
Trail now leads through this blogger’s fence.
Black bears making their presence known around Sault Ste. Marie Read More »
The season opener is right around the corner.
Thoughts of mourning dove hunting Read More »
“If you don’t have it, you don’t want it.” “Buy time and pay for science.” You might have heard those words if you have attended recent meetings on chronic wasting disease (CWD). They are the favorite mantras of Doug Duren, a landowner from Cazenovia in Richland County. Duren serves on the County Deer Advisory Council and
Free CWD seminar open to the public Read More »