Hunting
Cornell University study: Whitetails can carry SARS-CoV-2 variants
A Cornell University study of white-tailed deer in New York state has shown the animals can carry SARS-CoV-2 variants, a virus that was once widely prevalent in humans but today is no longer found.
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The chase for world’s flattest shooting cartridge
In the world of firearms cartridges, fast and flat are still intoxicating for modern shooters.
Reloading firearm cartridges in its simplest form
Ask any reloader and they will tell you that reloading is a satisfying and enjoyable hobby and one that can alleviate what has become in recent years an annual and sometimes frustrating search for ammunition.
Commentary: Coyote hunting certainly not “easy,” even with today’s optics
I would like to take exception to Dean Bortz’s comments in the “State Roundup” of the last issue that “young hunters can have a ton of fun at night by easily shooting coyotes with thermal
Wisconsin Mixed Bag: New Lake Michigan lake trout stakeholder group has four meetings on tap
The DNR will rely on this new group for input on recommendations and final decisions on pursuing a statement of scope for commercial harvest of lake trout.
Wisconsin Stewardship changes, trout stamp increase eyed in Gov. Evers’ budget
Evers also recommended using $50,000 in fiscal year 2024 to provide funding for the DNR to develop a program to promote the voluntary use of non-lead fishing tackle and ammunition.
Newly assigned Wisconsin wardens have to learn work area
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Conservation Warden Nick Al-Moghrabi took an assignment in Bayfield County in July and has been learning his new work area ever since. He’s been driving a lot, checking to
Where will the latest trail take us in Wisconsin’s deer management?
Look, we’ve never been able to fully agree on deer management strategies in this state so I’m not expecting even one person, with perhaps the exception of our 5-year-old granddaughter,…
Kill order for New Mexico feral cows issued by U.S. officials
A helicopter with a shooter will fly over a portion of the vast Gila Wilderness in southwestern New Mexico this week, searching for feral cows to kill.
U.S. Forest Service managers approved the plan
