It was reported several weeks ago that one or more of the organisms in lichens are able to produce a substance that can degrade prion proteins, the molecules responsible for causing fatal brain diseases in
I was lucky to have two great teachers take me on my first turkey hunt – Kelly Alexander, of Chaseburg, and Jesse Wojtkiewicz, of Rochester, Minn. They film for an outdoor TV show as a
The game fish season is here. Just like our beloved deer season, Saturday, May 7 marked a special date for a lot of us in the outdoor world – holiday like. We’ve been to our
Some individuals say that everything begins with the environment. We can read any number of quotes proclaiming that very thing. To many, those are just empty words. But if we study ecological principles, that phrase,
Next weekend I have a turkey hunt planned in Vernon County. I have been along on one turkey hunt before but haven’t had the opportunity to shoot one myself. I am very excited, for more
Bass culling, bear bills up for Senate committee vote May 5 Sportsmen who have been following the progress of the bass culling bill, bear hunting bill, deer hunting bill and the appointment of three new
I recall getting a Swiss Army knife when I was 10 years old in my Easter basket. It was the best Easter basket I ever found. Every once in a while, I was allowed to
State deer hunters who have been following along the past two weeks to the talks about the 2011 deer season framework know that legislators have introduced a bill, now numbered Assembly Bill 99, that, if
Tomorrow’s hunters and anglers will be the beneficiaries of the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point College of Natural Resources annual Scholarship Awards program that was held on April 8. The college gave out 181 scholarships totaling
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