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This Family-Run Wisconsin Supper Club’s 32-Ounce Prime Rib Is Big Enough For Several Meals

Some of the best meals in Wisconsin hide behind wood-paneled walls in small towns most people only pass through. This is the story of one of those places, a family-run supper club where a line can form at the door before it even opens. The headline act is a 32-ounce...

Hortonville, WI · 9d
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Night riders protect livestock from wolves

MADISON — If you look up the definition of “night rider,” you’ll find the word has a disturbing history. Here it is. “A night rider is a member of a secret group that rides on horseback at night to commit acts of violence, terror and intimidation.” Night riders on ATVs, not horseback, are now roaming selected locations in northern Wisconsin with the intention of intimidating, maybe even terrorizing, a small segment of our outdoor Wisconsin wolves. Night riders, also called range riders in more polite circles, provide a non-lethal management tool that uses a continuous human presence in areas experiencing a high degree of wolf predation with the intent of deterring wolves from preying on high value domestic animals. Dan Hirchert is the state director of Wildlife Services, the arm of the federal Department of Agriculture the WDNR contracts with to address wild animal complaints. “Range riding can be an effective tool and is used throughout the country to prevent predations where other methods are not feasible or have failed. It’s a time-consuming endeavor that does have its own risks for staff, especially those working during night hours. Wildlife Services conducts range riding when other nonlethal options are not as

Douglas County, WI · 8d

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Relive Your Childhood At One Of The Most Enchanting Drive-In Theaters In Wisconsin

There’s something about a drive-in movie theater that makes your heart do a little happy dance, and the Stardust Drive-In Movie Theater in Chetek, Wisconsin does that better than almost anywhere else. If you’ve never been, you’re missing out on one of the most genuinely magical experiences that Wisconsin...

Chetek, WI · 9d
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This Hidden Food Truck Paradise In Wisconsin Should Be On Your Bucket List

A spot that used to hold a used car lot and dive bars now serves sushi, arepas, Korean fried chicken, and Puerto Rican food in one place. That glow-up deserves a round of applause. I like how nobody has to argue about dinner here. The whole thing takes its cues...

Wisconsin · 18d
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6 Wisconsin Rules That Decide Who Controls the Pier in Front of a Lake Home

A pier can be the best part of lake life. It also can be one of the easiest things to get wrong. Wisconsinites with waterfront homes often discover that state and local rules both have a say in what goes in the water. Here’s what to know before you build,...

Wisconsin · 9d

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Wisconsin hunting/trapping season calendar

(DNR) – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources reminds hunters and trappers to prepare for the opening of hunting and trapping seasons in November. There are four important dates throughout November when seasons open. Hunters and trappers are encouraged to double-check the regulations and confirm that they have all the necessary licenses before heading into the field.

Wisconsin · 7d

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Kohl's in Wausau selling Brewers Championship merchandise

Kohl's in Wausau selling Brewers Championship merchandise.

Wausau, WI · 8d

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Deer Collision Liability Laws in Wisconsin: Who Pays, Who Reports, and What You Can Keep

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Deer collision liability laws in Wisconsin are less dramatic than most drivers expect, but the paperwork is easy to get wrong. Wisconsin sees 17,000+ deer crashes per year, according to a May 2026 Road Ready Resources roundup of WisDOT, OCI, and DNR material. October and November bring some of the state’s highest rates of deer-related … This article, Deer Collision Liability Laws in Wisconsin: Who Pays, Who Reports, and What You Can Keep , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Pet Theft Penalty in Indiana: Fines, Jail Time, and Legal Rights Explained • Taxidermy Laws in Wyoming: License Rules, Species Limits, and Federal Permits Explained • Trapping Laws in New Hampshire: Licenses, Seasons, Trap Rules, and Penalties

Wisconsin · 9d

Animal of Things

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Rabbit Hunting Season in Wisconsin: Dates, Limits, and Rules for 2026-2027

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Rabbit hunting season in Wisconsin starts earlier in the north than the south, and a hunter in Waupaca can be legal while a hunter an hour down the road is still waiting. That one zone line trips up more people on opening weekend than any other rule. Add a snowshoe hare season that never closes … This article, Rabbit Hunting Season in Wisconsin: Dates, Limits, and Rules for 2026-2027 , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Rabbit Hunting Season in California: Dates, Limits, and Rules for Cottontails and Jackrabbits • All 40 Species of Wild Cats Found Around the World • Rabbit Hunting Season in Delaware: Dates, Limits, and Rules

Wisconsin · 7d

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Wisconsin opens its first official braille trail with audio guides and loaner white canes

Wisconsin is helping more people get out and enjoy nature with a new "braille trail" that makes hiking more accessible for blind and visually impaired people. The Milwaukee-area project was featured in an Instagram post from Good Good Good News (@goodgoodgoodco), which called it Wisconsin's first official "braille trail." The...

Wisconsin · 7d

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12 Wisconsin Buffets Ranked For Hearty Meals And Second Helpings

One Wisconsin breakfast spot keeps bringing platters of buttermilk sugared donuts to your table until you finally wave your napkin in surrender. You don’t even have to stand up. The food arrives family style, and the refills keep on coming. That single detail sent me straight down a rabbit...

Wisconsin · 10d

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Babies Celebrate Their First Halloween at Ascension

Wisconsin · 7d

KFIL Radio

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American Girl Honors Its Wisconsin Roots With Limited-edition Doll

American Girl just released a limited-edition doll named Daisy Davenport, a Madison girl who loves Wisconsin activities and adventures. It's a nod to where the company started back in 1986 before moving out west.

Madison, WI · 10d

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New DMV option drives sales of more than 51,000 Wisconsin State Park passes

(WSAW) -More than 51,300 Wisconsin State Park passes have been sold through the state’s online DMV renewal system. Under previous state law, park passes were issued based on the calendar year. “I’m jazzed that more than 51,000 Wisconsinites have taken advantage of this dynamic new program and purchased their...

Wisconsin · 8d

WFRV Local 5

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Wisconsin businesses promise free brats, beer if Brewers win World Series

(WFRV) – Local eateries and taverns across the Milwaukee area are doubling down on fan enthusiasm as the Milwaukee Brewers push through the World Series, promising major giveaways if the Brew Crew captures the championship title. Among the businesses making bold pledges, the Milwaukee Brat House announced on Facebook that it will serve free brats […]

Milwaukee, WI · 10d

Price County Review

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WISCONSIN YARD & GARDEN: Minimizing winter damage from wildlife

Trees and shrubs face several potential problems over the long Wisconsin winter, including feeding damage from various animals. Deer, rabbits, and voles are common culprits. Take steps now to help protect plants and keep feeding damage to a minimum this coming winter. Protecting plantings from deer is considered the most difficult, as they can reach extended heights compared to other animals. Twigs of many trees and shrubs, both deciduous and evergreen, can be appealing to deer, even if a species is considered deer-resistant. Rabbits also will eat twigs, in addition to gnawing on bark. Winter severity and other food sources available in the vicinity influence how much potential feeding may occur on a particular planting, so what was damaged last year may be ignored this winter, or vice versa. Fencing plants to create barriers is the most dependable method of preventing deer as well as rabbit damage. Six feet is usually the suggested height to protect trees from deer in most landscape scenarios, although higher fences may be needed in open areas like orchards or nurseries. Individual smaller shrubs may be protected from deer by making narrow cylinders with lower height fencing. Deer fencing usually has large openings in the

Wisconsin · 9d

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We Ranked The 9 Top Amish Markets In Wisconsin And Here Are The Winners

Two of the bakeries on my list open their doors only on Fridays and Saturdays. Miss that tiny window, and the pecan rolls and fry pies sit out of reach for five long days. I love that kind of schedule. It turns a simple grocery run into a small, delicious mission with a deadline.

Wisconsin · 10d

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Supper club puts spooky twist on Wisconsin tradition

WISCONSIN — Supper clubs in Wisconsin are somewhat of a staple. One dining destination is adding a spooky twist to the experience. Candlelit elegance will meet the eerie mysteries of Wisconsin’s past at Dawn Manor, a Victorian-inspired supper club overlooking Mirror Lake in Baraboo. As guests enjoy a...

Wisconsin · 10d