Opinions
Outlook for Wisconsin Turkeys Seems Good
Everything seems to be pointing to one of the better spring turkey seasons Wisconsin has had in some time. The excitement dates back to last May and June when recruitment conditions, primarily the weather, were
Mountz a trailblazer for wildlife division
A trailblazer in the ranks of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources and wildlife agencies across the country, Vicki Mountz, trades a desk for a bowhunting treestand today as she retires from a distinguished career.
The brave new world of monitoring wildlife: aerial trail cameras?
Will personal drone aircraft take trail cameras and scouting for hunting to a whole new level?
ATA Trade Show-Innovative products and inspiring outdoorsmen
It may surprise some folks to learn that January through March is the busiest time of year for the outdoors industry
Hoping the mentored youth trout-fishing day comes to other regions soon
Late last month when an email arrived listing the waters that will be included in the Mentored Youth Trout Program, I eagerly opened it to see what northeast region waterways made the list.
Deer culls clearly the best option
When I last drove through Valley Forge National Park outside Philadelphia a couple years ago, I gripped the steering wheel pretty tight as I weaved Paula’s little car through herds of deer. George Washington’s Continental
Running the line
I saw an article in a recent copy of New York Outdoor News on beaver trapping and it reminded me of my efforts to trap the critters more than 50 years ago
Key tip! Proper jigging actions when catching hard-water, winter walleyes
There are tough-bite timeframes when you really need to coax a fish into biting. Your jigging action will make or break your success.
Battle brewing over deer genetics
A Madison County captive deer farm recently sued a Hilliard veterinarian and a Wisconsin-based genetics laboratory for negligence in drawing and handling semen from its nationally recognized white-tailed bucks, according to court documents filed in
