Opinions
Shortage of white oak trees a truly American phenomenon
Oak barrels used to age bourbon, among other things.
Why do I like pike? Let me count the ways
With northern pike fishing seasons already open on border waters and Minnesota’s inland waters angling opener just four weeks away, the author praises the “other white meat.”
Better turkey timing via trail cameras
Employing a simply trail-cam strategy can improve planning for your first spring gobbler hunt.
Ohio gets smaller share of excise tax dollars
While hardly a drop in the bucket, Ohio’s share of federal aid dollars in the form of tax receipts from sales of hunting and fishing licenses and a few other sources do not stack up
Wisconsin Traditional Archers annual Bow Jam scheduled April 13-14
The Wisconsin Traditional Archers will host the group’s annual Bow Jam, a self-bow jamboree, April 13-14 at the Ojibwa Bowhunters’ home site at 3045 South Johnson Road, New Berlin. Bow Jam is a great place
Free kids fishing clinics taking place around Wisconsin on Saturday, April 12
The 35th annual free spring fishing clinics are scheduled from 9 a.m. through 3 p.m. on Saturday, April 12, allowing kids 15 and under to wet a line, get some fishing education, and even fill
Chance encounter with gobblers serves as a reminder
With opening day for turkeys coming soon, it’s high time to start staking out hunting territory for the spring.
An ode to worm fishing: A nod to angling simplicity
Yes, there are other baits and other fishing methods. But a simple hook and a worm has always gotten the job done, and always will.
Wisconsin DNR personnel still testifying ‘for information only’ at legislative hearings
DNR not asked to take a position on Assembly Bill 39, which would increase fines for poaching.
