Tim and Linda were kayaking down the Crawfish River in Jefferson County and they saw – and Tim photographed – a roseate spoonbill.
Wisconsin State Roundup: Rare sightings of two roseate spoonbills Read More »
After decades of working on gaining management for wolves in Wisconsin, the DNR’s proposed new wolf management plan has become the ultimate wolf expansion plan.
As a member of several wolf plan revision attempts over the past 14 years, I find the lack of input in this wolf plan from those who have experienced conflicts with wolves or are in danger of experiencing conflicts, to be more than depressing.
Commentary: Wisconsin DNR not fooling folks in wolf country with latest version of plan Read More »
Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the Aug. 25, 2023 edition of Wisconsin Outdoor News.
Wisconsin Letters to the Editor: Some true ‘pheasant equity’ sought in St. Croix County Read More »
An Oneida County school district’s hopes to build a new trapshooting range on the school forest hinges on a judge’s decision not expected until December after two neighbors challenged a DNR wetland permit granted to the school.
Neighbors stall building of trap range on school forest in Oneida County, Wisconsin Read More »
A mix of outdoor-related news stories from across Wisconsin published in the Aug. 25, 2023 edition of Wisconsin Outdoor News.
ou know how you can get something in your head? You have a vision for how you want things to go.
You fantasize about a perfect situation. In your mind’s eye you play a movie where every detail unfolds exactly as it must for you to be absolutely delighted with the outcome. This is a recipe for relationship disaster. Particularly if the perfect vision involves Airedales.
Summer of kayaks: going to the dogs Read More »
When Mercer-area friends, family, and fishing guides advise visitors to “fish the wood” on the Turtle-Flambeau Flowage (TFF), they really aren’t being specific about where best to try your luck. When it comes to submerged wood on the TFF, your anchors and fishing hooks are seldom far from snags. For example, when fishing just a fraction of this Iron County paradise for perch, crappies, walleyes, bluegills, muskies, and smallmouth bass Aug. 5-8 with my wife, we accomplished a feat I never intended.
No one took the time to explain to us, as kids, just how wealthy we were while growing up in the towns of Agenda and Chippewa on either side of the little village of Butternut in southern Ashland County.
If you’ve been waiting to buy a new ATV or UTV, now is a good time to make a move. Many of the recent supply chain issues have been resolved and production lines are turning out a variety of new quad and side-by-side models to fit every need and budget.
Profiling the latest “quad” marketplace: Which is right for you? Read More »
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