“Kevin will be chipping the parts of your trees that do not have logs or bolts in them and taking them to the Masonite plant in Marshfield. The price of wood is low. This is his best option. He will be mixing in oak with the maple,” said Michael Demchik, UW-Stevens Point forestry professor.
Christine Thomas follows her logs to mill Read More »
For a state ranking fifth nationally in licensed hunters and sixth in licensed anglers while generating $8.7 billion and 89,000 jobs in outdoor recreation annually, why does Wisconsin settle for 50th in helping folks enjoy our state parks?
On Wisconsin! Leadership needed to push more conservation funding Read More »
I’ve hunted ducks in Michigan, Wisconsin, Kansas, North Dakota, and Saskatchewan over the decades, but those days slogging through the beaver ponds at the base of the Rawah Wilderness will always hold treasured memories for me.
Jump-shooting ducks of Colorado’s Rawah Wilderness brings back fond memories Read More »
Let’s say you acquired a “new-to-you” boat over the off season – a great time to find used-boat bargains – but it took most of your hard-earned boat savings to pay for it. What’s more, you still have to outfit it for fishing. Here are some angling accessories you can add to your craft that may leave you with enough gas money to get you through Memorial Day.
Accessorize your boat on a budget this spring Read More »
Reports from Wisconsin DNR wardens from across the state published in the April 7, 2023 edition of Wisconsin Outdoor News.
Wisconsin Cuffs & Collars: Party of six deer hunters with multiple violations Read More »
While guiding a photo tour in Florida recently, we captured some amazing images of one of North America’s most stunning birds, the roseate spoonbill (Platalea ajaja).
Nature Smart: Huge (and pink) spoonbills Read More »
Pileated woodpeckers can be, in a word, dramatic. They have dramatic, contrasting plumage and their emotions can be dramatic, too.
From the Backyard: The lean season for wildlife Read More »
A look at outdoor-related events coming up from across Wisconsin from the April 7, 2023 edition of Wisconsin Outdoor News.
Wisconsin’s Outdoor Calendar Read More »
An estimated 16% of the adult walleyes were 15 inches or longer. The largest walleye caught was a 27.2-inch female. The 13- and 14-inch walleyes represented the largest size group by a long shot.
Lake Mohawksin walleyes, muskies in Wisconsin sustained naturally Read More »
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