Madison lab finds rare avian flu in ducks from Washington state
Tim Eisele
January 12, 2015
Virus has not been found in Wisconsin, but waterfowlers might want to be aware of virus next fall
Hunting
Gray wolves returned to endangered species list
Site Staff
January 8, 2015
Washington — State politicians and regional federal wildlife experts hope to short circuit the recent federal relisting of timber wolves by either appealing that ruling, or, perhaps, finding a solution through a federal budget move
Bobcat zone expansion popular
Site Staff
January 8, 2015
It took years of pushing from sportsmen and lots of scientific data, but bobcat hunters and trappers are finally enjoying the chance to pursue their quarry in central and southern Wisconsin
The Great Lakes wolf’s return to the Endangered Species List
Tim Lesmeister
January 7, 2015
The Deep North, Midwest states of Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan have substantially more wolves than the West and have presented conservative models for managing the species. Why did we get stuck with relisting?
Shed Refresher
Site Staff
January 1, 2015
If you’ve got a bone-headed antler-retriever, the time to run through a few drills is now
Strike it up for spring gobblers
Site Staff
December 31, 2014
Match the right pot call to the right striker
Whatever wingshooting: unlikely birds save an otherwise dismal hunt
Site Staff
December 30, 2014
Whether you’re hunting white-tailed deer or pheasants, if you keep an open mind to other species, you may be surprised by the fun you can have.
Reloading is a sure cure for cabin fever for hunters
Mark Nale
December 29, 2014
Reloading your own rifle and/or shotgun ammunition is a great wintertime hobby.
Key to early season ice-fishing success: Avoid highly pressured fish
Site Staff
December 27, 2014
Consider deep water for walleyes and panfish when anglers, ice augers, and noise drive fish from the December or January shallows.
