
Legendary tracker Larry Benoit dies
Larry Benoit, a deer hunter who helped spawn a revival of the art of tracking and created an empire of books, videos and seminars, has died. He was 89.

Larry Benoit, a deer hunter who helped spawn a revival of the art of tracking and created an empire of books, videos and seminars, has died. He was 89.

Two key members of Sporting Heritage Council block efforts to move forward

1.) It’s unsalted 2.) No worrying about pesky sharks eating a hole in your boat, or biting off your leg. 3.) Freshwater lake trout, salmon, whitefish and yellow perch are good eating. 4.) No hurricanes

Landowners can control honeysuckle and buckthorn by pulling plants, cutting stalks and treating the stumps.

Narrowing down my top stand sites for hunting the rut to only three is not easy.

Stores to open in Wisconsin, North Carolina, and British Columbia

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has closed Wolf Harvest Zone 2 to hunting and trapping of gray wolves effective Wednesday, Oct. 23, 3 p.m

Hank Shaw, the former political reporter turned blogging forager, returned to Minnesota last week to promote his new book.

Legislation to limit the authority of the Wisconsin DNR to regulate high-capacity wells has been introduced in the state Senate and referred to the Senate’s Natural Resources Committee.
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