Bird seasons are opening up all over the country, and many shotgun shooters may run into trouble with accuracy issues. Tim Lesmeister details why you may be missing the target.
It was the week after Thanksgiving in 2019. My cousin Kurt Bahti and I had packed into a remote basin in the Santa Rita mountains south of Tucson to hunt Coues deer.
A 2-inch
Tim Lesmeister got talked into going fishing for muskies recently at a time of year he doesn’t often target muskies. Here’s why he was surprised by what he found.
If you spotted an old recurve bow with a twisted limb in your father’s closet, you might think he’d be lucky to sell it for $5 at a garage sale. But Charlie Klassa, 43, of
Yours truly came “this close” to drowning on the North Fork of Wisconsin’s Flambeau River last August.
Now, how close “this close” really was to leaving our beautiful world for good no one will
Wisconsin lost two hard-working state conservationists with the passing of Carl Batha and Carol Murphy. Listen here for details on their important work.
It may have new owners, but a Shawano County supper club will retain its outdoors-related vibe.
Harlow Arndt and his wife, Tia, recently purchased Antlers Supper Club in Bonduel from Lance and Vicki Olson,
The 2025 hook-and-line season for sturgeon is now open and runs through Sept. 30 in Wisconsin. Listen here for more details about the season.
Anglers targeting yellow perch had great success fishing here in around 20 feet of water using live nightcrawlers.
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