Opinions
Commentary: Correct the 2016 deer mistakes in Wisconsin
It’s been seven years since deer carcass tagging and in-person deer registration were eliminated in Wisconsin. Today, 37 states require physical tagging of deer. Wisconsin hunters were surprised when the state legislature discontinued “tagging” and
Wisconsin Letters to the Editor: Electronic turkey and deer registration are preferred
Reader-submitted letters to the editor from the April 21, 2023 edition of Wisconsin Outdoor News.
Mentored turkey hunt leads to a pleasant surprise
I think the one thing I enjoy the most about heading outside to go hunting or fishing is the not knowing. You know.
Nail-biting over the New York state budget, pheasant farm
“Feast or famine,” “When it rains it pours,” those are old clichés that can certainly describe a few situations applicable to the sporting interests in New York right now.
New York Letters to the Editor: Why are pheasant farm eggs literally all in one basket?
Reader-submitted letters to the editor from the April 21, 2023 edition of New York Outdoor News.
Time to change spring turkey season in New York?
Wild turkeys face many challenges when it comes to having a successful nesting season, mainly weather/climate related.
Cold weather duty for summer shirts
Being able to figure out unusual jobs for any item can save time, save money, or can just be a good hack.
One of the clothing hacks I’ve been doing for the last
Try big Pennsylvania trout streams for that western feel
Pennsylvania’s large trout streams offer plenty of seclusion — and trout — to make one feel he or her is on a Rocky Mountain trout stream.
I spent most of this past week
Outdoor Observations: Volunteers needed to protect Michigan’s iconic lake sturgeon
Spring is in the air. That means spawning runs for fish like walleyes, steelhead, and suckers are occurring in rivers across Michigan. Bass, pike, and panfish also migrate toward shallow waters in their respective lakes
