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Your Outdoors
Story and photo by Tom Prijic In my 55 years of hunting deer, each year brings some new experience, and 2018 was no exception. I was bowhunting in central Wisconsin on Nov. 11 and got out to my deer stand early as usual. At first light, I saw a…
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Back in the day
Kathryn A. Kahler As summer wanes and afternoon shadows lengthen, Wisconsin hunters begin their plans for waterfowl, small game and deer seasons. No doubt fall is prime time for hunting, but as Dorothy Ferguson wrote in 1941, it also provides a…
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From the secretary
©MIKE GORSKIPreston D. Cole As we continue to navigate the unprecedented times of COVID-19, Wisconsinites have had to deal with fundamental changes to the way we live our lives.
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Snapshot moment fortifies an aging river rat
Jon Chapman ©WARREN RIVETTE Having fished the Mississippi River in western Wisconsin for the past 63 years, I think of myself as a river rat of sorts. My time on the river has only increased over the last 16 years, post-retirement, when I’ve spent…
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Good reads
WNR magazine staff With a bonus bookmark included in the Fall 2020 print issue, it seemed appropriate to put together a short reading list to accompany it. CONSERVATION LUMINARIES GET THEIR DUE From DNR avian ecologist Sumner Matteson, also a…
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Run for the record books
Story by Joshua Morris and photos by Kevin Youngblood Setting out to run the fastest known time for Wisconsin’s Ice Age National Scenic Trail was not a deliberate goal for Coree Woltering.
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Hunting together strengthens father-daughter bond
IN THIS ISSUE: HUNTING COVERAGE We are women who hunt 40 years on the hunt Hunting together strengthens father-daughter bond Sporting Heritage Council works to widen participation WNR magazine staff