Opinions
Clark resigns from Natural Resources Board after six months
He cites possible conflict of interest in his role as executive director of Wisconsin Green Fire.
Pennsylvania CWD regs could impact New York hunters in the Keystone State
Chronic wasting disease is an untreatable and fatal brain and nervous system disease found in deer, elk, and moose and it’s of grave concern for biologists around the country. Fortunately, there have been no cases
Field to Fork program arrives in New York state
This year I know of at least 10 new hunters who will be experiencing their first deer hunts come November. Likely more. They are part of the Field to Fork program, which in New York
Mississippi River’s Best Dam Fishing Float
It was a special day on the mighty Mississippi River, a football Sunday, and the Green Bay Packers were playing the Minnesota Vikings. Allegiances are divided here because the river is the boundary between Minnesota
Rebounding monarch population heads southwest – but there could be trouble ahead
There are just so many variables that could work in favor or against the monarch butterflies.
Wisconsin Senate committee votes unanimously to advance Cole as DNR secretary
Decision now moves to full Wisconsin Senate.
Dramatic wild bird declines make unfortunate national headlines
A study by a joint team of conservation biologists described a steady drop of nearly 3 billion North American birds since 1970, primarily as a result of human activities.
Hunter mentoring: Coaching a successful series of failures
The art of coaching a miss could determine whether a new hunter continues with the sport or tries something entirely different.
North country woodcock hunting tactics
Chasing timberdoodles offers a great way to save face in the ruffed grouse woods.
