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SlideShow Of The Week

Suprise!

This is not what you want to see in your tree-stand when you get in the woods...SUPRISE!

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Best Hunting Video EVER?

Thanks For Waiting

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Point Blank Hog Hunting

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Picture of the Week

Holy Bucks!

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Last Week's Funny of the Week

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Stories of the Week

First Cougar Sighted in NE Wisconsin

LENA — A homeowner with a motion-sensitive camera to track wildlife in his backyard has captured evidence of a cougar near this Oconto County community.

An official with the state Department of Natural Resources said it is likely the first confirmed cougar sighting in Northeastern Wisconsin.

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Cougar takes down cow in Juneau County

By The Associated Press
May 18, 2010 7:08 a.m. | Wonewoc - The state Department of Natural Resources says the predator that attacked a cow in Juneau County was a cougar.
A turkey hunter saw the cougar trying to pull the cow to the ground last weekend and fired some shots into the air to scare it away. The cow was euthanized because of its injuries.
Wardens plan to put up motion-activated trail cameras to see if the cougar is still in the area.
The attack comes as the DNR strategizes on how best to deal with a resurging cougar population in Wisconsin.(16)

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Ground Blinds Have Come a Long Way
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Funny of the Week

Field Dressing an Elk Gone Bad

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Recipes of the Week

CAJUN DEEP-FRIED WILD TURKEY

Grilled Venison Backstrap

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VIDEO Tip(s) of the Week

How to Trap Beaver

Duane shows us how to set a good beaver trap

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Previous Story of the Week

700+ lbs Black Bear Killed by Combine in WI

A huge hibernating male black bear was killed Nov. 26 in northern Dunn County Wisconsin when it was hit by a combine. Neil Schlough of Boyceville was harvesting corn in a field on the Pinehurst Farm at about 7 o'clock that evening a few miles south of the Dunn/Barron county line, just off of County Road VVV, or about 22 miles north of Menomonie.

The bear was denning in the field, having dug a hole about a foot deep to lay in and pulled in debris from the corn stalks in on top of itself.

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According to his wife, Phyllis, Neil came upon the bear with the outside row of his combine head and drove the outside snout into the animal's neck and shoulder and pushed it about six or seven feet.

She said Neil felt the combine strike something and the outside snout was pushed up into the air (the combine wasn't damaged). "He stepped out of the combine and saw that he had hit an animal," she said. "At first he thought one of our dairy steers over there had gotten out, went in the corn field, ate too much corn and died."But it didn't take long for Neil to realize it was a bear, but it did take longer to realize how big it was. She said he called her and told her he thought it weighed about 300 pounds. The DNR was called immediately and Conservation Warden Jim Cleven responded.

A skid steer was taken to the field, and the bear was lifted up so that it could be dressed out.
"With the lights... we could see that it was a pretty big bear," Phyllis said. "But we had no idea until the locker plant put it on a scale that it weighed as much as it did."
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Last Week's Video of the Week

Good Sportsmanship

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Last Week's Picture of the Week

Fishing Gazebo - Crivitz, WI

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2 Weeks Ago - Picture of the Week

400 lbs Maine Buck

Whoaaaa Momma!
Anyone need some venison?
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Previous "Funnies of the Week"

Canadian Kisses a Wild Moose

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Last Week's Tip(s)

12 Deer Decoying Tips

Where and how you place your deer decoy may determine how successful you are, and which sex and size deer respond to the decoy.



1. For safety use a decoy with blaze orange, hang fluorescent tape nearby, or hunt from an elevated stand.

2. Don't get human or unnatural scent on the decoy. Use gloves when carrying and positioning the decoy, then spray it with deer scent or cover-up.

3. Place the decoy in a high use area; near trails, rubs, scrapes, bedding, staging or feeding areas with nearby cover.

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Big North Lodge - Ontario, Canada
The Best Fishing and Hunting Trips in Ontario!
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