Backyard and Beyond: Winter’s owls
With no leaves on the trees, and the need to hunt frequently, owls tend to be more visible in winter, sometimes even in daytime.
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March 3, 2026
Accessory maker partially liable for 2022 Buffalo mass shooting
The maker of a gun accessory tied to a shooting that killed 10 people at a supermarket in Buffalo will pay $1.75 million to survivors and victims’ families and stop selling the device in New York.
The agreement with Georgia-based Mean Arms settles a lawsuit filed by New York Attorney General Latitia James and covers claims from various victims’ families and survivors of the 2022 attack at Tops Friendly Market.
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Is the .41 Great Lakes wildcat the best straight-wall cartridge yet?
With many states dropping slug-gun requirements in favor of straight-wall rifle cartridges, hunters had four modern calibers from which to choose.
Now there’s a fifth choice, the .41 Great Lakes, developed in Michigan by John Upps and Larry Miller.
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Wisconsin Bowhunters Association celebrates 85 years this month
When Wisconsin Bowhunters Association members meet in Stevens Point on March 7 for their annual convention, they will be celebrating their 85th year of supporting bowhunting and bowhunters.
In 1941 the sport of bowhunting was in its infancy. Pioneers like Fred Bear, Roy Case, Saxon Pope and others had shown that bows and arrows were very effective hunting tools.
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WI Daily Update: Almost time to remove your permanent ice shelters
Deadlines to remove permanent ice shelters from Wisconsin waters are
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Patrick Durkin: City dwelling red foxes face endless challenges
If a red fox tunnels under your tool shed or burrows beneath putting greens on golf courses, you won’t guarantee it a long, healthy life by hiring a trapper to have the fox moved to a suburban woodlot or even a rural wetland.
That’s what researcher David Drake reported during a talk Feb. 12 at the annual winter meeting of Wisconsin’s Wildlife Society in Stevens Point.
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MN Daily Update: Still great opportunities for anglers on Lake of the Woods
Here’s a report from Lake of the Woods on the
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