Okauchee Fishing Club meets at 7 p.m., Legacy Fine Dining 14955 West National Ave. in New Berlin on the first & third Tuesday each month with a variety of speakers & subjects covering all aspects
Jim Leqve, of Rochester, Minn. harvested this 8-point buck in Buffalo County while bowhuntng on Oct. 25. The buck weighed 180 lbs, and the rack had a 161/2-inch inside spread.
The Forkhorn Golf Scramble has raised awareness for MDHA’s Forkhorn Camp Program, which educates youth about their outdoor heritage, firearms safety, and hunter ethics. For registration information, call the MDHA at (800) 450-3337 or (218)
In a crowd of perch anglers, where the average catch might be three to six jumbo perch, there’ll be a few standouts anglers who catch their 20-fish limit. Similarly, in a two-person portable, one fisherman
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Editor Madison Sportsmen and conservation officials opposed to the Legislature’s skimming of $1.35 million in stamp funds to cover DNR budget shortfalls are wondering whether it isn’t time to allow more poaching fines to be
Fancy yourself a prodigy in the field of outdoors writing? Maybe you recall an interesting day afield you’d like to share. If so, Wisconsin Outdoor News invites you to enter our 2001 Youth Writing Contest.
Gail joined the staff at ODN in September 2002. As a part-timer she works in the subscription services department, reception, and on special project.
“Doves at Dawn” That’s the title of the third annual Outdoor News Conservation Print of the Year shown above. Staffer Ron Nelson painted an image of mourning doves flushing over a pond in autumn to
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