“Don’t waste your money,” was the advice of an old friend (you know who you are) who has spent decades in the agribusiness field in central Wisconsin. “I am not putting any in this year.”<br
Dogs harassing wildlife are difficult cases to make unless the act of dogs chasing wildlife is observed or caught on camera. Local sheriff’s departments often get involved in such cases prior to Wisconsin Department of
In 2022, there were 14,524 crashes involving deer in Illinois. Of those, 13,892 resulted in damage to property or vehicles, while 629 caused injuries. Four of the crashes resulted in fatalities.
A great horned owl landed in a tree near Deb Ranney, allowing her to take this excellent photo of a raptor and its prey, in this case an unlucky muskrat. It “seemed strange to see
Antibodies found in early results of a historic new vaccine trial are expected to give endangered California condors at least partial protection from the deadliest strain of avian influenza in U.S. history.
The state has operated since 1999 under a wolf-management plan that limits the statewide population at 350 animals.
Halloween reminds some of Lake Erie’s strangest and spookiest creatures. Some are native to the Great Lakes, but others are by definition, “aliens” from elsewhere after being carried in ships or swimming through the St.
I live in the middle of the forest in Centre County, Pa. In addition to being a hunter and an angler, I also love to feed and watch birds. I have been feeding forest birds
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources offers the following tips to help prevent issues for wildlife who might be a little too interested in your spooky decorations this Halloween.
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