Outdoor Addiction – a one-stop shop that offers up free CWD testing, butchering, sausage-making and taxidermy – was abuzz during the recent nine-day gun deer season.
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The state ranks fifth nationally in sales, number of trees cut and acres of trees.
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The debate is only the latest in the ever-changing history of wolf management in Wisconsin, and it comes as Wisconsinites are divided on wolf issues.
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Causes could include the animals trampling their food, heavy predation from wolves and over-hunting by humans.
Alaska caribou decrease has officials searching for answers Read More »
The coroner ruled that she bled to death after the attack.
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The fence works as a deterrent by broadcasting noise at a frequency that irritates the carp. The noise is contained within a wall of bubbles that are lit by strobes. The combination has worked well in the laboratory and in smaller-scale outdoor settings.
Kentucky tests ‘fish fence’ to keep out Asian carp Read More »
Creates a video asking for help in solving the homicide.
Family asks for help in finding hunter’s killer [video] Read More »
ST. PAUL, Minn. – Minnesota wildlife officials have rejected a request from environmental groups to ban the use of lead in rifle bullets, birdshot and fishing tackle. The Minnesota DNR denied the petition Monday. DNR officials say restrictions on the use of lead ammunition and tackle should instead be considered by Minnesota lawmakers. Minnesota Public
Minnesota DNR rejects ban on lead ammunition, tackle Read More »
SPOKANE, Wash. — Fifty-five years ago, Jack Adkins was frustrated. A biologist for Washington’s Department of Game, Adkins was trying to catch turkeys in Stevens County using a 90-by-40-foot net propelled by “three projectiles (shot) from a small cannon.” It wasn’t working. “We’ve had all sorts of problems,” Adkins told The Spokesman-Review in January 1964.
Turkeys in the northwest: conservation success or nuisance? Read More »
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