It’s not that I’m afraid of deer.
I really enjoy deer. I like watching them, scouting for them, and hunting them with bow and gun. I like getting excited when I see them. I just
What you need to know to really crush the fishing this fall.
Mr. Walleye, Gary Roach, says that if you want to catch big walleye right now, you need to be out after dark. Here is how to catch them.
The National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) is working with the Wisconsin DNR on a new research project starting this year by funding an expansion of trail camera use and GPS/VHF transmitters to estimate accurate turkey
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announced on Thursday that it will host two open houses for the public to learn about the revised draft of the 2023 Wolf Management Plan.
These open houses
The Wisconsin DNR announced recently that it has acquired more than 1,800 acres for future wildlife habitat and recreation in Jefferson County. Here are the details.
Northwest Wisconsin’s hunting community, and especially Whitetails Unlimited, lost a friend and supporter with the passing of Gary Magnus, 72, of Spooner.
Magnus lived and breathed hunting of all types. He got a Whitetails Unlimited
Many folks don’t know that until 50 years ago, Wisconsin’s cars and trucks killed more deer by accident than bowhunters did on purpose.
In fact, some of us can remember when our whitetails were few
Grouse seasons are opening up across the Upper Midwest. Numbers look good in many states, but here’s a challenge to try something different this season.
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