“The researchers at the marsh have just captured two fledgling saltmarsh sparrows,” Dr. Karen Waldrop, Ducks Unlimited (DU) chief conservation officer shared via the public address system on the bus. “We need you to file
Two Freshwater Fishing Hall of Famers are using two different techniques to catch walleyes right now. Tim Lesmeister has the details.
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Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) conservation warden Shawna McDowell was assigned to the Vernon County station in 2005 after spending three years in Rock County.
She worked for the Iowa DNR for six
Hey, I’m all for having fun. Who wouldn’t be, right? Especially as we age and our family grows, who doesn’t get a kick out of watching young kids have fun while also learning a few
On the front page of the latest print issue of Wisconsin Outdoor News, our veteran newsman Steve Heiting has a story about the retirement of Larry Slagoski, of Weston, the longtime president of the Musky
The Wisconsin DNR wants to remind archers and other hunters to avoid ash trees when placing their deer stands. Listen here for details.
The little city of Eveleth, Minn., is 65 miles north of Duluth, and it’s home to the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame. It’s also just west of Hwy. 53. I overnighted there in October 1994
Sawyer County’s popular Tiger Cat Chain of Lakes just east of Hayward along Hwy. 77 consists of six lakes and adjoining waters that cover more than 1,300 acres, with the Tiger Cat Flowage being the
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