Wisconsin state roundup: A correction regarding wolf delisting
I NEED TO MAKE A CORRECTION REGARDING WOLF DELISTING from my On the Trail column in the last issue, which appeared on Page 13 of the Dec. 29 issue. I said the U.S. Fish and
I NEED TO MAKE A CORRECTION REGARDING WOLF DELISTING from my On the Trail column in the last issue, which appeared on Page 13 of the Dec. 29 issue. I said the U.S. Fish and

When Preston Cole took command of the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) in December 2018, Wisconsin’s conservation community hoped the new secretary would restore leadership, open communications, and science-based decision-making. Those hopes soon faded.

Reader-submitted letters to Wisconsin Outdoor News.
There is some hope, however, thanks to conservation groups and individuals who are willing to tilt at this windmill on behalf of wolves, deer, livestock, pets, and anyone who has an interest in Wisconsin’s natural
Reader-submitted letters to the editor from the Dec. 28 issue of Wisconsin Outdoor News.
The WWF’s Laurie Groskopf and Matt Lallemont did the heavy lifting by sifting through the draft wolf plan and developing the initial list of objections.

Why boots? Well, most of the challenging aspects of the hunt were related to boots. You may recall an earlier column this fall, where I told you about my first snow-filled outing with Stan. This
Things seemed pretty quiet for the nine-day hunt here in Washburn County, but the DNR’s preliminary report says the Northern Forest Region was up about 15% from 2021.

There is a disturbing parallel between the fossil fuel and fur industries.
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