Banquet/Fundraiser Sept. 22: Oshkosh Area NRA Banquet, 5 p.m., Robbin’s Restaurant, Oshkosh. For more info call Paul, 920-410-4103. Sept. 22: Argyle Fire Dept. Banquet, 5 p.m., at the Fire Station. Call John, 608-543-3870. Sept. 26:
ASHLAND AREA Hunters had good luck during the early goose season. Angling pressure has been light. Those fishing inland waters seem focused on muskies, while anglers on Lake Superior are after lake trout off shore
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES Sheboygan trollers have been catching mostly chinooks along with a few cohos on spoons in 30 to 70 feet of water. Anglers fishing off piers continue to catch some fish. Those
It’s noon on my first day of archery deer and elk hunting in the Little Belt Mountains of Montana. The Little Belts are in the Lewis and Clark National Forest. I’m able to file this
If you saw the news story on the main page of the web site, you already know that the state’s six Chippewa tribes say they intend to allow one tribal member to shoot a bull
People who collect native American “game balls” debate what they were used for – some say a game, others say as a weapon Chunkey was a game played by native American’s to practice their hunting
The state’s six Chippewa tribes told the DNR on Sept. 11 that they intend to allow one tribal member to shoot an elk on Thursday, Sept. 13
An outdoorsman called the other evening with his thoughts about ginseng harvesting in Wisconsin. He was disappointed that he had been seeing “all these glossy photographs,” of ginseng in local newspapers. His frustration was that
The summer of 2012 will go down in the books as a summer of drought throughout many areas of the country, including central and southern Wisconsin
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