Hunting
Tales from a Northwoods ring-necked duck rodeo
It’s been a few years now since duck hunters, at least this duck hunter, has seen a strong migration of ducks into northwestern Wisconsin.
Nothing beats Mississippi River duck camp
Duck Camp 2022 brought back thoughts of previous gatherings while at this November’s encampment along the Mississippi River.
13 acres donated to Oconto Wildlife Area
In addition, a distant cousin of Gary LaFave’s, the late Neil LaFave, was the center of news reports in 1971 when he worked for the DNR as a wildlife technician and deputy conservation warden.
Fishing & Hunting Report from Wisconsin and surrounding states
Deer, grouse now the focus until better ice builds up.
Daughter’s first post-U.S. Navy deer inspires enduring pride
You notice such traits when hunching your back and down-filled hood against 20 mph gusts while enduring the worst snow-filled blows.
The conservation history behind a simple piece of Minnesota fabric
Remembering the late 1980s effort to purchase a helicopter for U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service special agents.
Deer opener continues to become totally combobulated
Oh, some years go better than others and a buck might even get shot on opening weekend, or at some point during the season, but when an opener goes off the rails, the years when
Dan Honl breaks in ‘new’ deer stand
“I at the little cabin on have schoolwork to do, so I won’t be staying Friday night,” our daughter, Shannon Honl, said.
New technology in cold-weather garments
Advancements in insulation the past few years have helped Sitka and ArcticShield keep modern hunters and anglers warmer and drier.
