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
This is the calving season for Wisconsin’s small but growing elk herd and biologists with the state Department of Natural Resources, joined by a small army of volunteers, are busy searching the woods for newborns.
Madison, Wis. (AP) – Gov. Scott Walker says he’ll sign a bill that would reshape Wisconsin bass tournament rules. The Republican-backed measure would legalize culling, the practice of catching a fish and temporarily keeping it
Eagle River, Wis. (AP) – Federal officials say eight bald eagles in northern Wisconsin were apparently near death this spring after being accidentally poisoned. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is investigating the incident. The
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
Daily walleye bag limits will increase May 27 on 384 lakes in the Wisconsin Ceded Territory to reflect spring spearing harvest by six bands of Wisconsin Chippewa. A daily bag limit of two walleye will
Madison – Starting May 15, anglers trolling with downriggers on Wisconsin’s Great Lakes waters must have wire clippers on board that can cut their downrigger cables should they get tangled in commercial fishing trap nets
Chippewa Falls, Wis. – As far as the fishing went, Scott Walker’s first fishing opener as Wisconsin’s governor went much the same as it did for many previous governors: He got skunked. Walker did receive
ASHLAND AREA Lake Superior weather has been rough, but spring shallow-water trolling is going on right now. Trollers have been getting out when the weather lets them. Catch reports have been fair to good, depending
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