Hunting
Don't let fireworks season ruin your pointer or flusher for hunting season
Think ahead this Fourth of July holiday weekend to prevent gunshy problems in your upland bird dog
Putting the resource first comes easy for most Wisconsin hunters, fishermen and trappers
Appearances before the Wisconsin Natural Resources Board by Al Shook and John Dettloff show their concern for teal, walleyes and muskies
Rite of a wet summer: When birds re-nest. (And how about that wood stork?!)
Incubation periods for loons, robins, wrens, swallows, and eagles, determine which species give nesting another shot after a spring nest failure.
Building a better angler via the confidence factor
Your lures, boat, rods-n-reels, location, and weather all directly affect your luck and thus your willingness to experiment and find freshwater fishing success
Sesame Venison Salad
This quick and satisfying salad is great for summer. You can substitute elk, bison, or moose meat for the venison.
Don't miss out on your chance for a controlled hunt
Deadline for applying is July 31
New teal season for Wisconsin and wolf quota update
Wisconsin has a new seven-day early – and experimental – teal season beginning this fall, as well as a timber wolf harvest quota of 156 animals
American Birding Association to birders: Buy duck stamps
Duck stamps are one of the most effective conservation tools in the United States, and one birding association is calling for birders to buy the stamps.
Angler joy: July perch fishing is back
Bud Gillespie likely won’t be on Chicago’s lakefront come July 1, when hundreds – quite possibly thousands – of anglers kick off the first yellow perch season to be held on Lake Michigan since 2001
