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The closer we get to the fall hunting seasons the more anxious I am for them to arrive. For that reason and many more, it’s easier to go looking for them instead of waiting for … more
I’ve had my old ten-speed bicycle for a long, long time. Case in point, I can’t remember the bike that I owned before that one. I couldn’t begin to guess how many miles I put on the … more
RIVER FALLS — The Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) has been responsible for the death and decline of tens of millions of ash trees in North America, according to the USDA, and Pierce County is no … more
Growing up on the banks of the Mississippi River was like having a playground with endless opportunities. Exploring those banks was a treasure hunt for unique pieces of driftwood and fishing … more
The summer evenings are now cooling to the point that a sweatshirt is needed. If you’re a bow hunter, our time has come. As you read this, our target bucks are getting close to … more
Every year around the end of January the Wisconsin DNR sends out a yellow postcard to inform all successful turkey hunting applicants that they have received a spring tag. The timing is good in … more
Back in May OTT celebrated Forage Month. I wrote about morels, of course, as well as fiddleheads, pheasant tails, ramps, watercress and I think a couple others that escape me right now. The … more
Last week was about my Canadian fishing outing and how the Department of Ministry (Canadian game wardens) supplied my fishing cronies and me with enough walleyes for a huge fish fry. This week … more
I have good news and bad news. What would you like first? Okay, good news first: I went on a Canadian musky fishing trip. The bad news: I’m back from the Canadian musky … more
I know it’s the heart of the fishing season, but I wanted to circle back to planting season, specifically May 24. I was recruited by Big River Rich to help out with some deer food … more
My game plan during a recent fishing outing was pretty simple: replenish my fish supply. I realized that I had made a slight miscalculation regarding my fish inventory because my freezer was … more
SPRING VALLEY  – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources will host a public meeting with the Pierce County Deer Advisory Council to provide information on chronic wasting disease (CWD) … more
Two weeks ago I was watching a midday Twin Cities news/variety show. Now that’s not something usually on my plate but a promo teaser caught my eye. They were going to cook a Midwestern … more
Last week I told you all about my spinning rod trout fishing victory on the Rush River.  It was a great night and I caught a bunch of trout (by my standards). I left brimming with … more
Due to recent heavy rainfall and rising river levels, the City of Cottage Grove has announced the closure of the bridge and causeway to Lower Grey Cloud Island to ensure public safety. This closure … more
I’m still waiting for the water to warm up and for the muskies to get more active but that doesn’t mean I haven’t been fishing. I’ve been on a trout fishing binge, that … more
PRESCOTT – Fun was had by all at the 27 th annual Prescott Community Club's Kids Free Fishing Contest on Saturday, June 1. The young anglers and their friends came early for the best fishing … more
I know that we are in the heart of the fishing season and I should be telling you all about the fish that I have been catching, or at least trying to catch, but I am interrupting it to make a MAJOR … more
It was a beautiful day on May 4, 2024 for the opening day trout fishing contest at the Ellsworth Rod & Gun Clubhouse. It rained all day. Without the nice warm place to go into, it would have been … more
ELLSWORTH - Sinkholes develop when the ground collapses into cracks and caverns that have formed below the ground surface. Formation of sinkholes is common in western Wisconsin because of the readily … more
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