Your Daily Wisconsin Outdoor News Update – April 23, 2020
Why you need to be rattle-baiting this time of year.
April 23, 2020
Your Daily Minnesota Outdoor News Update – April 23, 2020
Why you should consider getting a walleye stamp.
Michigan Outdoor News Calendar – April 24, 2020
Banquets/Fundraisers. May 1: NWTF Banquet, 6 p.m., Alexander’s Premier Banquet Facility, Marysville. For more info call Aaron Shaughnessy, 269-720-9234. May 1: Isabella WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Parish Hall, Mt. Pleasant. For more info call Scott Zeneberg, 989-289-0141. May 2: Jackson Area WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Gene Davis & Sons Banquet Center, Jackson. For more info
Michigan Outdoor News Cuffs & Collars – April 24, 2020
DISTRICT 1 Conservation Officer (CO) John Kamps responded from his residence to a personal injury vehicle crash. It was reported that the individual rolled the vehicle and was unconscious in the vehicle. CO Kamps arrived on scene to find a single passenger unconscious seated at the wheel. CO Kamps was able to get the driver
Strange feeling about turkey hunt
As New York’s youth turkey hunting weekend fast approaches, I have almost a sick feeling in my gut over it. For the first time in I don’t know how many years, I’ll have to sit this one out. Mentoring new hunters is something I believe strongly in, and whenever possible, I’m happy to share my
Prominent Lake Erie commercial fishing operation charged with more than 20 wildlife violations
The Ohio DNR has charged a prominent Lake Erie commercial fishing operation with more than 20 wildlife violations. For the complete story, click here.
Ohio Outdoor News Calendar – April 24, 2020
Banquets/Fundraisers May 23: Adams Brown QF Banquet, 5 p.m., Georgetown Fraternal Order of Eagles Hall. For more info call Jeff Ratliff, 937-515-0827. June 12: Zanesville Friends of NRA Banquet, 6 p.m., Prophets Park, Zanesville. For more info call Don Pagath, 740-674-6364. June 13: Northern Ohio SCI Banquet, 4 p.m., Knights of Columbus Hall, Massillon. For
Fish passage project could have ‘broad impact’ on Great Lakes
Walleye, yellow perch, suckers and smallmouth bass could again swim the winding Boardman River beyond downtown Traverse City to forage for food or spawn in submerged vegetation, as they did more than a century ago. For the complete story, click here.
In North Dakota, where have all the western meadowlarks gone?
Avid birders and people who grew up in the Midwest can identify them by their song alone. But that song is being heard less and less here.
