Your Daily Outdoor News Update – June 6th
Your Daily Outdoor News Update – June 6th Read More »
“Reprinted with permission from Lake Fish: Modern Cooking with Freshwater Fish by Keane Amdahl, published by Minnesota Historical Society Press. mnhspress.org” This fun and delicious dish makes use of an often neglected ingredient: dried mushrooms. Dried mushrooms can be fairly inexpensive, and a little goes a long way. The liquid made from rehydrating them is
Taste of the Wild: Grilled Perch with Mushroom Broth and Fiddlehead Ferns Read More »
Petitions’ language pushes to close the state’s borders to captive deer from other states; hunting group’s website said it aims to protect the native deer population and limit the killing of confined big game, such as elk, deer, moose, mountain goats and javelin.
Missouri hunting group eyes major changes in captive-deer industry Read More »
The property tax to be eliminated began in 1931 to protect forests after they were devastated by clear cutting. The roughly $90 million a year generated from the tax pays for more than 600 workers to manage 23 state forests and nurseries, including the prevention of forest fires.
Wisconsin DNR magazine survives; Gov. Walker to get property tax cut Read More »
Season Dates June 10: Lake Champlain bass season opens June 15: Herring season closes (north of George Washington Bridge) June 15: Frog season opens June 16: Catch-and-release bass season closes June 16: Lake Erie trophy bass season closes June 17: Bass season opens (statewide, general regulations) June 17: Muskie season opens (Great Lakes and tributaries)
New York Outdoor News Calendar — June 2, 2017 Read More »