Wausau, Wis. – Whether it’s for big game, small game, upland birds, or waterfowl, hunting’s future as a major activity remains uncertain. Although there are many factors that likely will come into play, many knowledgeable
Banquet/Fundraiser April 23: Melrose-North Bend Area WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., North Bend Lions Club Park. For more info call Jim Wiltinger, 608-689-2224. April 23: Dunn County WTU Banquet, 5 p.m, D.A.V. Veterans Center. For more
Hunter Education Instructors are needed to mentor fourth and fifth grade students while shooting BB guns at the Wisconsin Outdoor Education Expo on Thurs. May 19 and Fri. May 20, 2011. The “Youth Expo” is
At 3 a.m. Sunday my alarm went off and I pondered for a few minutes. Why in tarnation am I getting out of my warm bed to sit in the bitterly cold wind? After a
Let’s compare and contrast turkey hunters and deer hunters. Why do the attitudes appear to be different, even though most turkey hunters are also deer hunters at another time of the year? There are concerns
Catchable size trout are being delivered to dozens of waters before the May 7 opening day of the regular inland season to provide trout fishing where it wouldn’t otherwise exist. The trout are stocked in
April 17-23 Wildfire Prevention Week in Wisconsin Wisconsin residents are beginning spring cleanup around their yards and with peak wildfire season underway, it’s more important than ever for people to get the proper burning permits
I believe the biggest downer from today’s political fights is their impact on our attitudes. It is difficult these days to be positive about things, even outdoors events, decisions and goals. Many of us go
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) has announced a proposal to remove gray wolves in the Western Great Lakes area – which includes Minnesota, Michigan and Wisconsin – from the Federal List of Endangered and
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