Gary Engberg Outdoors

I’m a little behind today because I’ve been shoveling and plowing snow. It looks like the snow is almost over, but the winds are going to be 25-30 mph tonight. I also had to shovel out my bird feeders and feeding locations which took over 2 hours. Never leave your feeders empty in the winter [...]

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Did you Hear?  The Bird City Wisconsin program has come to Sauk Prairie! Join us for an open meeting to brainstorm ideas for bird conservation projects in our community.  This includes ideas for:   educational activities habitat management nesting structures events (International Migratory Bird Day and more!) monitoring and research reducing hazards (like window strikes [...]

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You are subscribed to receive updates regarding the minutes of meetings for the Wisconsin Conservation Congress. This information has recently been updated, and is now available. http://dnr.wi.gov/org/nrboard/congress/minutes/ Check out the DNR’s new website at: http://dnr.wi.gov.   Subscribe now for only $8.97 and receive the summery June issue of Wisconsin Natural Resources magazine! Learn how to fish for [...]

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                        What to Do in the Outdoors in Hot Weather     It’s the month of July and normally you would expect to have some of the warmest temperatures of the year now or next month in August. We’ve had high temperatures (95-100 degrees), little or no precipitation, and high humidity. This isn’t the greatest weather [...]

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Thursday, June 28, 2012 Jon & Gina Hunt Huge Wisconsin Bucks PORTSMOUTH, NH – This week on Addicted to the Outdoors, hosts Jon and Gina Brunson head to Wisconsin to chase trophy whitetails at the invitation of their good friends at Lancaster Archery. Shortly after arriving, it’s obvious they’ve entered a big buck hotspot, as [...]

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For Immediate Release Transportation Bill Will Greatly Benefit the Nation’s $125 Billion Recreational Fishing Industry Agreement includes substantial investments in fisheries conservation and management Alexandria, VA – June 28, 2012 – A bipartisan, bicameral agreement reached on the U.S. Transportation Bill reauthorization is drawing high praise from the nation’s sportfishing industry and the broader recreational [...]

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As of July 2, 2012.                  Outdoor and Fishing Reports (and weekly calendars) for:  * Eagle River, Wisconsin; * Central Wisconsin Lakes AND the Wisconsin River in Wisconsin’s Marathon and Lincoln Counties (near Mosinee and Wausau).  As of July 2, 2012: THIS WEEK’S HEADLINES:  * Very good to excellent bite for northern, bass, and panfish, with [...]

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Schleis, Seidl Win Cabela’s Masters Walleye Circuit’s Lake Winnebago Qualifier June 30, 2012-OSHKOSH, WI-Wisconsinites Mark Schleis and Randy Seidl put together two solid baskets to top the field of 268 anglers from 10 states and one Canadian province at the Cabela’s Masters Walleye Circuit’s Lake Winnebago tournament. “It feels awesome, this is great,” said Seidl, [...]

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Fish Salvage Underway in Portions of Kansas’ Platte River LINCOLN, Neb. – The Platte River from the Nebraska Highway 92 bridge at Clarks to its confluence with the Loup River below the U.S. Highway 81 bridge south of Columbus is experiencing a fish die-off due to low water flows and high water temperatures. Several species [...]

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   This week on Outdoor Horizons Radio, the guest is children’s author, K.J. Houtman. Houtman is the author of a collection of children’s books called “Fish on Kids Books” which do a wonderful job of introducing and helping get children involved in the outdoors through fishing, camping, and hunting. The books center around the young [...]

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