Outdoor horoscopes for the week of June 9 to June 15, 2025
♈ Aries (March 21 – April 19) You’ll forget sunscreen
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June 9, 2025
WI Daily Update: Help form the state’s next beaver management plan
The Wisconsin DNR is accepting applications for the state’s beaver
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Wisconsin sportsmen will miss one-of-a-kind advocate Corky Meyer
Anyone who has ever attended any public gathering on any topic related to conservation or public resource management in Wisconsin likely heard Corky Meyer speak.
Whether it was a gathering called by the Natural Resources Board, DNR, legislature, Conservation Congress or Wisconsin Wildlife Federation, or even a local coon hunting trial, Meyer was there advocating for not just common sense management and regulations, but also urging anyone who buys a hunting, trapping or fishing license to step into the ring and be heard.
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How to handle aging dogs when the heat is on
The condensed lives of hunting dogs are constant reminders of passing seasons. How quickly we go from messing with a fresh puppy to following a prime-age flusher in the field to coddling an old-timer in the house. It happens fast, but when the years catch up to your four-legged buddy, you don’t need to totally throw in the training towel.
You can still find ways to keep a senior dog active, all summer long.
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Mike Schoonveld: De-extinct carp predators to curb the problems caused by these invasives?
The dodo bird, which lived only on the island of Mauritius, had an IQ similar to that of present day domestic turkeys. They were the size of turkeys and must have tasted like turkey as well. Sailing ships made regular stop-overs at Mauritius to stock up on dodos to feed their crews.
Commentary: George Meyer’s doppelganger in Utah?
Readers might recall that Editor Dean Bortz offered a short story about George Meyer in his State Roundup column on Page 3 of the May 30 issue. After that issue came out, Meyer digested that story, decided he didn’t mind it after reading it three times, and then offered to share this George Meyer story on his own volition.
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