For most hunters, taking a trophy bear is a once-in-a-lifetime accomplishment.
For Lapeer County’s Dave Demsky, it happened on his very first bear hunt.
And not just any bear. Demsky’s Menominee County bruin
This time of year always makes me excited. The cool weather always makes me want to be outside. I have been planning all year to head out to the woods and waters to hunt. Whether
I drew just my second bear tag for this fall, again for Zone A in northwestern Wisconsin.
For most of probably 30 years I’ve only pursued bears with friends who have trailing hounds, so
Originally from the Pittsburgh area, Mike Skvarla, an entomologist at Penn State, has been applying for an elk permit each year since he moved back to Pennsylvania in 2017. The 40-year-old lives in Port Matilda.
Opening day of bear season is a busy time at Whiskey Ridge Sport Shop on Hwy. 70 in this normally sleepy Northwoods Wisconsin crossroads community.
Owner Mark Heath sells sporting goods, but he also
Fish moving shallower, more active, as water temps drop
The new edition reflects changes in how people cook at home. Shaw has added guidance throughout for sous vide machines, air fryers, electric pressure cookers and slow cookers. The charcuterie section has been expanded and
More than two weeks into Minnesota’s bear season, another massive bear was taken – this one with a live weight of 701.5 pounds – just north of Saginaw.
Calvin Wield had been tracking the
As the first half of the elk season winds down in northwestern Minnesota, nearly half the tags have been filled for the state’s 2026 hunt.
There were 12 once-in-a-lifetime tags issued this year to
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