Whether hunters prefer large game, small game, waterfowl or gamebirds, Wisconsin has something for everyone. Hunting and trapping provide a way for families to put local, lean protein on their tables while aiding the DNR in important species management efforts.
Plenty of hunting, trapping still open Read More »
Get fired up for ice fishing with the newest hardware lineup.
New tackle and gear for the 2022-23 hard-water fishing season Read More »
The U.S. Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Economic Analysis has released economic data for 2021 exhibiting outdoor recreation’s powerful and positive economic impact on the U.S. economy.
Commentary: Outdoor recreation now an $862 billion industry in U.S. Read More »
Deer, grouse now the focus until better ice builds up.
Fishing & Hunting Report from Wisconsin and surrounding states Read More »
Does the wild turkey in Carl Richard’s photo think he’s hidden from pre-Thanksgiving hunters? Little does he know that it would take a much thicker tree trunk to hide him from view, and his own dramatic beard really draws attention, too.
Backyard and beyond: A seasonal change, and the ubiquitous muskrat Read More »
Billings, Mont. (AP) — A Montana judge has temporarily restricted wolf hunting and trapping near Yellowstone and Glacier national parks and imposed tighter statewide limits on killing wolves over concerns that looser rules adopted last year in the Republicancontrolled state could harm their population.
Beyond Wisconsin: Outdoor news from around the country Read More »
Warden Jon Hagen, of Spooner, was asked to assist with a motor vehicle driver operating at 10 mph on Hwy. 53 in Washburn County. Hagen attempted to stop the motorist with his squad’s emergency lights and siren activated, but the driver continued operating at the low speed.
Cuffs & Collars: Enforcement reports from around Wisconsin Read More »
Town of Seneca, Wis. — An 11-year-old boy was accidentally shot in the chest and killed while deer hunting the morning of Sunday, Nov. 20, according to the DNR.
Mixed Bag: Outdoor news from around Wisconsin Read More »
Long-term trends of waterfowl show strong increases where investments in wetland conservation have improved conditions for birds and people.
Commentary: U.S. State of the Birds Report shows losses in all habitats but wetlands Read More »
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