Hunting
Wisconsin Mixed Bag: Applicants needed to fill County Deer Advisory Council panels
A mix of outdoor-related stories from across Wisconsin published in the July 28, 2023 edition of Wisconsin Outdoor News.
Third Wisconsin wolf session brings several sides together
As the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) continues to work on revising the state’s draft wolf plan, the topic is no less heated for those who deal with wolves on a daily basis. The
Christine Thomas: Predators maraud little cabin turkey nests
No turkeys were harvested at the little cabin this spring. It was not for lack of trying. The youth who has hunted with me for three years, and who shot his first turkey last year,
Ohio’s Deerassic Classic gets geared up for 21st year in Cambridge
This year’s annual Deerassic Classic will kick off it’s 21st year during the event that runs Aug. 4-5 at Deerassic Park near Cambridge.
The annual outdoorsmen’s extravaganza typically draws about 20,000 people to southeast
Southeast Minnesota hosts 50th anniversary of NWTF state chapter
Wild turkey hunting enthusiasts and other conservationists gathered at North Park in Caledonia on Saturday, July 22, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the National Wild Turkey Federation’s Minnesota Chapter.
City Mayor “Tank”
Beaver: Here’s how they go from a pelt to a Stetson
If you are a trapper and looking to put up numbers of desirable pelts, beaver appears to be the way to go in pretty much every section of the U.S.
Averages on the more
Pennsylvania reader stories: Bum knee and all, U.S. Army veteran never gave up hunting
I have hunted ever since I shot my first deer when I was 12 years old and am now approaching 73. Most of my hunting experiences were in Pennsylvania, during most game seasons, even coming
Drop in Wisconsin’s grouse drumming survey no surprise
Based on spring ruffed grouse drumming counts, Wisconsin’s popular game bird population likely stands three years past the peak of the 10-year cycle.
Preliminary drumming counts are down 11% overall across the state’s grouse
APHIS: Deer, humans have exchanged virus that causes COVID
Scientists say the virus that causes COVID was transmitted from humans to deer, before mutating and potentially being transmitted from deer back to humans.
The research is a serious undertaking by USDA’s Animal
