Show 1837: How to train a dog to decoy coyotes into shooting range. Danbury, Wisconsin celebrates Jordan Buck Day Sept. 23. Fall duck outlook is mixed, with mallard numbers down but teal, wood ducks, and
Now is the time to try for big chinooks close to shore on Lake Michigan. September specials at the Range of Richfield. Leaves are starting to change color in Florence County. Bear hunting report from
Mature chinook salmon have moved into the harbors on Lake Michigan. Become a hunter education instructor and help teach the next generation of hunters. Meet an elk, find a shed antler, enjoy good food and
Fourth annual RGS Grouse Camp returns to Eagle River, Sept. 22-24. Support conservation by donating to the Cherish Wisconsin Outdoors Fund when you renew your hunting license. Catch big chinook salmon now off the Sheboygan
Special guest Charlie Berens shares a few laughs. Win tickets to see Charlie on tour. First annual Vernon County Cops and Bobbers event is a huge success. Mature chinook salmon are staging for fall spawning
Explore seven wild waterfalls in Florence County. Take the Ernest Hemingway Look-Alike challenge in Key West. Enjoy fast action for trout and salmon on Lake Michigan. Prepare now for fall bowhunting with food plots and
Celebrate National Shooting Sports Month at The Range of Richfield. Come to Skipper Buds in Oshkosh on August 12 for Warriors on the Water and help veterans enjoy a day of fishing on Lake Winnebago.
Backcountry Hunters and Anglers CEO and president Land Tawney recaps his work with BHA and discusses challenges facing conservation. Charter captain Dan Welsch hosts media and DNR fisheries staff to fish Lake Michigan for trout
Now is a good time to get your rifle ready for Western hunts and the Wisconsin gun deer season. Good mixed bag action awaits anglers on Petenwell and Castle Rock lakes and the Madison Chain,
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