Banquets/Fundraisers Feb. 25: WWA Valley Chapter 37th annual banquet, tickets $60, 5:30 p.m., Grand Meridian, 2621 North Oneida Street, Appleton, free tap beer and soda 7-10 p.m., Kevin O’Brien, 920 851-4611, www.wisducks.org. Feb. 26: WTU
The Wisconsin DNR is proposing strict standards the agency argues will protect public health and the environment, warning federal standards are still years away.
We’ve been busy traveling, but got some time on this last weekend. Here’s how it went.
It’s important to think about how you plan on using the house and figure out what you need to add to help you catch more fish.
Will go to customers who applied for a wolf harvest permit or preference point for the Fall 2021 wolf harvest season.
Crappies and walleyes tend to be most active during low-light periods and overnight.
Walleyes (1,442) ranged from 7.7 inches to 27.6 inches, with an average length of 16.4 inches.
The author wonders, after years of preaching the benefits of multi-use outdoors recreation (and everyone taking his advice), how our resources can handle the added pressure.
A three-year grant worth $470,387 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture is helping UW-Extension expand its maple sugaring outreach by aiming at “private woodland owners, farmers, tribal communities and other groups that have been overlooked
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