You can help the DNR monitor deer and game birds across the state by becoming a community scientist. Here’s how to get involved.
Wisconsin hunters are reminded to avoid placing deer stands in or near ash trees, as trees infested with emerald ash borer may unexpectedly snap or drop branches.
The Wisconsin DNR wants state citizens to know that state service center counters and the agency’s call center will be unavailable Aug. 26-27. Listen here for details.
During the dog days of summer that we’re in right now you need to improve your techniques to catch more walleyes. Tim Lesmeister explains what one longtime guide is doing.
We’re in the dog days of summer and Tim Lesmeister says it’s the perfect time to try something different when it comes to your fishing plans. Go after carp and catfish.
The Wisconsin DNR announced the Wisconsin Chimney Swift Working Group has launched a new and efficient tool for those interested in monitoring chimney swift roost and nest sites. Listen here for more information.
In a recent “Star Watch” column for Outdoor News, Bob Drieslein asked, “How does William the Conqueror connect to an astronomy column?” Rob Drieslein shares this interesting connection.
Forward-facing sonar has shown anglers that there are walleyes in shallow water even in the dead of summer. Tim Lesmeister explains what else we’re learning about those fish.
Tim Lesmeister placed cameras on his downrigger balls to see how lake trout reacted to his lures, and the results caused him to change how he fishes baits for a lot of different species. Lesmeister
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