Hunting released pheasants on Wisconsin’s public lands
Getting farther from the parking areas and hunting weekdays often the keys to success on hard-hunted public areas.
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Getting farther from the parking areas and hunting weekdays often the keys to success on hard-hunted public areas.
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Few can argue about the impact technological developments have had on archery in the past decade. From broadheads to bows, these advancements now allow many of us to shoot straighter and to achieve better results both in the field and on the range. Lighted nocks are one of those developments, and the first ones were developed by brothers Eric and
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For the second year in a row a significant weather event put a dent in the plans of deer hunters, especially those in and around the southern and eastern Adirondacks and beyond – this writer included.
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Southern breeding bird has moved to Wisconsin – in a big way.
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A new catch-and-release muskie record.
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First ice is kind of like opening day for open-water walleye anglers. You mostly must rely on last year’s experiences. That’s how I start. I’ll use lures that provided success in the past, but I also always have two or three other rods rigged up with alternate offerings. Second, I always drop down a live
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Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS With the exception of a few diehard muskie anglers, the lake has been quiet. The few people out are chasing muskies on the shallow rock reefs. Some ice had started to form on the ponds, sloughs, and small bays early this week. Johnson’s Portside (320) 676-3811 Terry’s
Minnesota Outdoor News Fishing Report for Nov. 8, 2019 Read More »