Wisconsin’s nine-day gun deer season is always a busy time for game wardens throughout the state.
Adding to that, there are usually vacant warden stations for a variety of reasons. Sometimes there are accidents
“Where are you guys staying?” Kay Clark asked.
Clark and I served on the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF) board of directors together some years ago. Readers have met her husband, Jake, in previous
Students with little or no hunting experience gathered at Evenson Deer Processing in Spring Green, Wis., on Oct. 1 to learn how to butcher an animal from start to finish.
Drawn by myriad reasons
A wife, her husband, and a friend’s 10-year-old daughter all went to a Rusk County, Wis., bear camp, and each came home with a bear.
That might be news enough, but Becky Miesen, of Holmen,
A family friend who loved spending weekends on his motorcycle insisted that safety rested mostly on himself, even though a bumper sticker on his car advised “Watch for Motorcycles.”
As he often said: “You
Aaron Hass died unexpectedly in 2021 from COVID-19, but his memory lives on, thanks to friends and family in the local trap shooting community who come together each year to honor their friend and support
With another late start to the gun deer season, Wisconsin hunters may need help getting deer to move on opening weekend. The rut will be history by Saturday, Nov. 21, for the opener, but the
A Kenosha County angler says he is disappointed with the restitution process after his boat was struck by a Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) conservation warden’s craft in the spring.
On May 9,
Hundreds of fifth-graders and their teachers headed out of the classroom and into the outdoors Sept. 25 during the Waupaca County Conservation Field Day in Wisconsin.
Stevens Point-based Golden Sands Resource Conservation & Development
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