Taste of the Wild Contributor Publishes Cookbook
You’ve occasionally seen Tim Kraskey’s recipes for wild game and fish featured in the Outdoor News Taste of the Wild, and now you can purchase his cookbook titled “Red, White and Everything Else”.
March 15, 2021
Your Daily Wisconsin Outdoor News Update – March 15, 2021
Seeking public input on migratory fall bird hunting.
Your Daily Minnesota Outdoor News Update – March 15, 2021
How you can participate in these whitetail meetings.
Coyote that attacked 5 people in Bay Area captured, killed
MORAGA, Calif. — A coyote that attacked five people, including a 3-year-old girl, in the San Francisco Bay Area was captured and euthanized, wildlife officials said Friday. The coyote was captured and killed Thursday, “very close to one of the attack sites,” Fish and Wildlife Capt. Patrick Foy told the San Francisco Chronicle. DNA results
Alaska opens first-ever raffle for hunting permits in bid to offset virus losses
The permits will allow buyers to hunt species such as brown bears, caribou or musk ox, Alaska’s Energy Desk reported.
First whooping crane ever hatched at foundation in Wisconsin dies
Foundation officials said the crane, named Gee Whiz, died on Feb. 24 of natural causes. He was 38 years and nine months old. A whooping crane’s average life expectancy in captivity is about 25 years.
Wyoming convenes emergency panel after zebra mussels found
Panel to scrutinize algae balls and other aquarium products amid concern that an invasive mussel species could have found an unexpected route into state waters.
Wild population of endangered Mexican wolves keeps growing
Once on the verge of extinction, the rarest subspecies of the gray wolf in North America has seen its population nearly double over the last five years.
Fishing for monsters ‘out of the abyss’ in Susquehanna River
YORK, Pa. — They come to the Susquehanna River to fish for something they’ve only heard about. The biggest fish in the river, the biggest in Pennsylvania – the kind of thing that almost doesn’t seem like it should even be here. The flathead catfish phenomenon continues to grow. It’s common to catch them from
