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.
Banquets/Fundraiser Jan. 7, 2023: Whitetails Unlimited St. Croix Valley Chapter Hunters Night Out, 4:30 p.m., Ready Randy’s R&D Banquets, 1490 131st Street, New Richmond, Bert Penny, 715-441-1122, www.whitetailsunlimited.com. Jan. 14, 2023: Whitetails Unlimited Wisconsin West
NORTHERN REGION Spooner Team/November Warden Dustin Gabrielson, of Webster, investigated a hunter who harvested two does in Burnett County with Polk County antlerless approvals. Gabrielson found the man intentionally falsified registration information by using his
Lack of data rarely prevents speculation. Some (mostly folks who want to minimize CWD effects or who distrust academics) suggest the disease is no big deal because “it’s always been around.”
We often overlook or ignore the more common critters in the natural world. The Eastern gray squirrel and chipmunk are examples of common critters we often ignore. The American crow (Corvus brachyrhynchos) is an exceedingly
Jim Aarns describes himself as a retired hunter but still maintains his trail cams. He enjoyed finding a recent image of a handsome 12-point buck, taken right behind his house.
My yellow Labrador, Luna, eased unscathed between strands of barbed wire with her feathered prize. Fortunately, she was wise to fences, always crossing with caution.
For ice anglers, first ice is truly the most wonderful time of the year. Fish are active because plants are still photosynthesizing and producing oxygen.
Roller-crimpers typically consist of a drum, or multiple drums, with a series of blunt blades that work by pushing the cover crop down and crimping the plants along the way.
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