Look, we’ve never been able to fully agree on deer management strategies in this state so I’m not expecting even one person, with perhaps the exception of our 5-year-old granddaughter,…
Project on the South Branch of the Oconto River is expected to reconnect over nine miles of Class 1 trout stream.
Wisconsin’s 2022 deer harvest was up at least 8.8% from 2021, according to preliminary numbers released in mid-February by the Department of Natural Resources.
Jeff Pritzl, DNR deer program specialist, told the Natural Resources
James Gishkowsky speared Wisconsin’s seventh heaviest lake sturgeon on Feb. 14 when he brought a 177.3-pound female sturgeon through the ice on Lake Winnebago.
Wisconsin hunters may soon see a switch from managing deer by county units with no population goals to using numbered units bounded by areas of similar habitat that would have population goals. That’s the same
There could be a few changes coming to the fishing season and regulations on a portion of the St. Croix River. The Minnesota and Wisconsin departments of natural resources are considering decreasing the daily bag
“The Joe,” a mentored learn-to-hunt deer outing sponsored by Kids And Mentors Outdoors (KAMO), resumed Dec. 9-11, 2022, after a two-year absence due to COVID-19 concerns.
Turkey hunters are pretty good at talking like a turkey, but not so much at listening. This trait can lead to false hopes and unfilled tags when keen listening could be the key to dropping
I built my daughter Deanne’s deer stand in 1994, the year she turned 13. It finally gave up the ghost this past fall, after 28 years of hard use.
Camp records show she’s shot
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