This year, do something to provide a good feeling for yourself and another hunter. Nominate an ethical Wisconsin hunter, who could – after review by a selection committee – be named the Wisconsin DNR 2019 ethical hunter. In addition to being presented certificates and other memorabilia by the department’s chief warden, the winner will receive […]
Wisconsin sportsmen: nominate an ethical hunter for annual award Read More »
The Wisconsin DNR still has plenty of leftover spring turkey available for counter or online purchase.
More Wisconsin spring turkey ‘authorizations,’ please Read More »
Dane County 12-year-old’s enthusiasm captures his mentor’s attention.
Mentors can learn from novice hunters Read More »
Do some scouting and practice calling to prepare for this spring’s six turkey seasons.
Use turkey scouting, season to forget about winter Read More »
Now is a good time to consider species to be planted this spring.
Planting natural vegetation, improving habitat best way to feed deer in winter Read More »
Sportsmen may nominate a fellow hunter for the annual Wisconsin Ethical Hunter of the Year Award.
Consider hunting ethics when heading afield this year Read More »
Anytime is a great time to lend assistance, but extra labor is particularly helpful during a tough winter. Our landowner friends, particularly farmers, must do a day’s work after a big snowstorm before their day of work begins. After school, on weekends, holidays, snow days (specifically), check and see if one of the farmers on
Lending a helping hand now to maintain, or gain, permission Read More »
Seeing displays of sap-tapping tools and equipment might turn most outdoors enthusiasts and gardeners to a different store location. But fear not, anyone who can identify a maple tree, any maple, even a box elder, can make enough maple syrup for at least one pancake or French toast feed with a few neighbors. While most
Try stove-top syrups this spring Read More »
Conservation Congress, sportsmen could start with rule change ideas that would cost nothing to implement.
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