Field reports from Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources published in the Aug. 25, 2023 edition of Wisconsin Outdoor News.
Wisconsin Cuffs & Collars: Trapping songbirds to teach them to sing Read More »
A look at upcoming outdoor-related events from across Wisconsin published in the Aug. 25, 2023 edition of Wisconsin Outdoor News.
Wisconsin’s Outdoor Calendar Read More »
Standing in the open high plains of eastern Wyoming where there are few trees to stop the wind, I faced a constant breeze. The vast open area is perfect habitat for a special canid called the swift fox (Vulpes velox), North America’s smallest native member of the dog family. It is a tiny fox, weighing between 3 and 7 pounds.
Nature Smart: fast fox of the west Read More »
Marguerite Eichelberger has been keeping an eye on a kestrel family on a friend’s property, enjoying the antics of the young falcons after fledging from their nest cavity. She was on hand to take photos as the young falcons caught and ate prey, such as June bugs, mice, and even a bat.
Backyard and Beyond: The kestrel kids Read More »
Citizens living west of Crex Meadows Wildlife Area near Grantsburg, Wis., in Burnett County have often complained to the Natural Resources Board (NRB) about high water flooding their land, but a new report indicates that the high water is a natural phenomenon and not caused by the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) management actions.
It’s very understandable why any fisherman familiar with Wisconsin’s Iron County lakes would immediately turn to the Turtle-Flambeau Flowage (TFF) as a top level destination.
No reason for Turtle-Flambeau to overshadow Trude in Wisconsin’s Iron County Read More »
Riding shotgun the other day with a friend at the wheel, I found my reflection in the young man next to me. He was driving a large, red truck and was blowing a duck call simultaneously. He seemed to be trying to master the hail call, the notes of which start high and ride down the musical scale with an even tempo.
The first note is louder and more forceful – it demands a duck’s attention – and the successive notes are slightly sharper and faster. Unlike me at that age, he knew what he was doing. His calling was as spit-shined polished as that of a competition caller.
For duck-hunt addicts, the magical season is nigh Read More »
Shorter days, cooler temperatures and sweet apple cider usher in the fall season, and with it comes Log Cabin Days. Join in the family friendly fun Friday, Sept. 15 and Saturday, Sept. 16. Proceeds from this event go to the American Cancer Society and Mohican Parochial School.
Many activities will encourage audience participation as well as offer a lineup of seminar speakers. There will be more than 40 booth exhibits containing rustic home furnishings, builders, craftsmen, and home material providers.
Log Cabin Days planned for mid-September in Loudonville, Ohio Read More »
The electric fish barrier to keep Asian carp from entering the Iowa Great Lakes through the Lower Gar Lake outlet has been in place and operational for the past 11 years.
Over that time, it has done its job in keeping Asian carp from entering the Iowa Great Lakes as they make their way up the Little Sioux River during high water situations.
Upgrades to electric barrier continue to help protect Iowa’s Great Lakes from Asian carp Read More »
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