Spring fish and game hearings significant for southeastern Wisconsin
Possible walleye, sauger, and northern pike regulation changes top the list.
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Three of Wisconsin’s ‘good ones’ gone
Wisconsin fishing industry loses Dick Smith, Lloyd Findling, and John Laimon.
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ATA and SHOT show: The best of 2017
New products for 2017 that will eventually find their way to the shelves of a retailer near you.
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What’s hot and what’s coming up in upcoming issue of Wisconsin Outdoor News
A visit to the 2017 Archery Trade Association Show turns up some unique ideas and equipment
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The big walleye story
A southeastern Wisconsin ice ‘walleye’ looks more like a white sucker
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Southeast Wisconsin ice conditions quickly improving with cold weather
There is fishable ice, but use caution when venturing out
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Waukesha County credited with 18-point drop tine buck [Photo]
Waukesha, Wis. — Gary Barenz, of Menomonee Falls, shot an unusual 18-point non-typical buck in Waukesha County on Sept. 22. Barenz, 55, has been gun deer hunting every year possible since he was 16 years old. He’s bowhunted from time to time depending on if he has had a spot to hang a stand on
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Wisconsin bear hunter’s Facebook selfie ends with a 455-pounder
Changing stand location pays big dividends in a hurry
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The modern archer’s question: to cam or not to cam?
To cam or not to cam: That is a question people face when they visit their local archery shop to buy a new bow. The question used to be fairly easy to answer. If a person wanted speed, he went to dual cams. If he wanted accuracy, he went with a single cam. Today,
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