A rabid beaver bit a young girl while she was swimming in a northeast Georgia lake, local news outlets reported.
Kevin Beucker, field supervisor for Hall County Animal Control, told WDUN-AM that the beaver bit the girl on July 8 while she was swimming off private property in the northern end of Lake Lanier near Gainesville.
Beyond Minnesota: Rabid beaver attacks girl swimming in Georgia lake Read More »
Thirty-five Minnesota communities received a collective $2.4 million boost in their ability to protect urban forests thanks to funding provided by the Minnesota Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund as recommended by the Legislative-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources. The grant program began in 2022 and runs through June of 2025.
Minnesota communities get $2.4 million in forest grants Read More »
I’m still suffering from a major walleye hangover after a recent trip to North Dakota’s Devils Lake. What a fishery! I rate this lake on par with some of Minnesota’s renowned lakes. Walleyes are numerous in Devils, the size structure is impressive, and the fish are easy to pattern.
Finding some walleye gold in North Dakota’s Devils Lake Read More »
In 2020, the South Dakota Legislature approved the creation of a habitat stamp that anyone purchasing a hunting and fishing license would also be required to purchase. The money raised through this additional annual fee is earmarked for improving habitat – on the ground or in the water – and for access projects in the state.
The price of a habitat stamp is $10 for South Dakota residents and $25 for nonresidents, and the new fee has raised approximately $5 million annually for the South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department.
Habitat stamp projects in the works in South Dakota Read More »
Attempts to control sea lamprey populations in Michigan river systems are showing positive results.
Efforts to control sea lamprey populations in the Cheboygan, Pigeon, Sturgeon, and Maple rivers since 2016 have resulted in no larval lamprey being produced in the Sturgeon and Maple rivers in years following the efforts and significant reductions in the Pigeon. Lamprey eradication in the Cheboygan River through the use of sterile male sea lamprey took place in 2017.
With a few more weeks to go, more than 500 shooters are already registered for the 2023 Ohio State Sporting Clays Championships being held at the Cardinal Shooting Center Aug. 3-6. Shooters from as near as Pennsylvania and Michigan and as far as California and Tennessee will be competing.
Christina Loudenslager, president of the Ohio Sporting Clays Association (OSCA), said that they broke records for attendance in 2022 and are excited to see attendance up again this year.
Sporting clays championship in Marengo, Ohio, could set new record Read More »
Every issue of Wisconsin Outdoor News contains a cuffs and
WI Daily Update: Interesting reports from state conservation wardens Read More »
Minnesotans looking to hunt or fish in Wisconsin may have
MN Daily Update: Wisconsin raises nonresident hunting and fishing license fees Read More »
Anytime I can get dual service (or more) from any of my fishing tackle, I’m a happy camper.
If I can use the same rod to troll using planer boards and then switch it to trolling with downriggers, great. It saves money (rods are expensive), and it reduces clutter on my smaller-sized boat when my rods are multi-taskers. The same thing goes for the reels I use for fishing with directional diving planers, like Luhr Jensen’s Dipsey Divers, Dreamweaver’s Deeper Divers, and other brands.
Here’s how to rig up double duty diver reels Read More »
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