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Hello and welcome to AllNorthwoods.com, a site dedicated to everything that makes the Northwoods what they are and why people flock to them all year. Our goal is to give folks information about different animals, and outdoor activities. You will see a few short stories on my Northwoods experiences along with fishing reports and tips. We’ll give you the inside scoop on where to go and what to see on a regular basis. Thanks for stopping by and enjoy!

Bill
Dec 06, 2023

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Up North Animals

WINTER BEAR SIGHTINGS

I don’t know how many of you have heard about or seen pictures of bears around the land O Lakes area, but as unusual as it may seem, it’s TRUE. I’ve written before that black bears are the masters of winter survival and do not really hibernate but instead enter what is called TORPOR. During this time, their metabolism lowers, heart rate slows, as does breathing and body temperature typically drops 5 to 6 degrees. These sleepy bears live off their fat reserve, and this is why they eat up to and over 20K calories per day prior to entering…

Bill
Feb 03, 2026
Fishing
BLUE PERCH

Over the years I could not tell you how many Perch I’ve caught but I’m guessing it has to…

Bill
Jan 18, 2026
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SNOWMOBILE CLUBS

Being the Northwoods is the birthplace of snowmobiling, (SAYNER, WIS.) it’s no surprise Northern Wisconsin is considered one of…

Bill
Jan 06, 2026

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Up North Animals

WINTER BEAR SIGHTINGS

I don’t know how many of you have heard about or seen pictures of bears around the land O Lakes area, but as unusual as it may seem, it’s TRUE. I’ve written before that black bears are the masters of winter survival and do not really hibernate but instead enter what is called TORPOR. During this time, their metabolism lowers, heart rate slows, as does breathing and body temperature typically drops 5 to 6 degrees. These sleepy bears live off their fat reserve, and this is why they eat up to and over 20K calories per day prior to entering…

Bill
Feb 03, 2026
Fishing
BLUE PERCH

Over the years I could not tell you how many Perch I’ve caught but I’m guessing it has to…

Bill
Jan 18, 2026
Featured
SNOWMOBILE CLUBS

Being the Northwoods is the birthplace of snowmobiling, (SAYNER, WIS.) it’s no surprise Northern Wisconsin is considered one of…

Bill
Jan 06, 2026

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