The 100 ruffed grouse headed to Missouri this fall should be of little concern to hunters.
Board should wait for some science before closing ruffed grouse season early Read More »
I know science and its methodology, called research, are dirty words in some Wisconsin places and to some people. Call it what you want, but it’s a necessary endeavor if there is any chance of saving the state’s herb. That’s right – ginseng is now a state symbol, the Wisconsin state herb. There are those
Wisconsin DNR placing cameras on ginseng plants to gather season-long information Read More »
Of the 1,800 plant species in Wisconsin, consider getting to know a half dozen or so this summer and come back to the task next year with a goal of another 10 or so. Start small, find those six and basically ignore all the other 1,794. Learn to recognize several different stages of this first
Start building your plant-knowledge arsenal yet this summer Read More »
A brilliant idea surfaced a decade ago in Sauk City and, after a long hiatus, it is finally coming to fruition. McFarlanes’ Retail and Service Center in Sauk City is a local business that seems to have everything for everyone. The store slogan, “Servicing farms, families and far more,” means that somewhere in that large store
Sauk City library checks out fishing rods to kids, too Read More »
So far, sentiment for shorter season supported by conjecture, not science.
Wisconsin Natural Resources Board tinkering with ruffed grouse season Read More »
Deer hunters aren’t the only hunters/gathers who can do some scouting now.
Make summer assessments for autumn gathering Read More »
Hunters can participate in ruffed grouse monitoring this summer and fall in Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota.
Join in on the citizen science aspects of data collection for ruffed grouse Read More »
Use gatherings like heritage days and county fairs to sell the outdoors.
Go outside of hunting to recruit hunters Read More »
Has Wisconsin’s change to electronic registration resulted in lower reporting by deer and turkey hunters?
Carcass registration: Is it worth anything anymore? Read More »
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