Outdoor News columnist Gretchen Steele joins Illinois’ Outdoor Hall of Famers
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Bill calls for DNR to sell bug spray to prevent Lyme disease
The tick-borne ailment has always lurked in the background in wooded northern Wisconsin, but now it's on the rise across the rest of the state. The state DNR theorizes that ticks are multiplying faster than their natural predators.
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