Madison Pheasants Forever (PF) announced a unique partnership on July 9 at the ESPN Great Outdoor Games in Madison that will eventually add public hunting and trapping lands to the state’s inventory. PF’s Build a Wildlife Area-Wisconsin will bring together the resources of PF, sportsmen, and outdoor agencies and businesses to create a new public […]
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Bayfield, Wis. Wisconsin DNR scientists captured and released a tagged lake sturgeon on Friday, June 4 in Chequamegon Bay. That in itself is not unusual, since the DNR has been monitoring lake sturgeon in the bay since 1988, but that fish has now made two round trips between Chequamegon Bay and the Sturgeon River in
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Aug. 5: Marshview Conservation Club of Sheboygan Falls 5th Annual Sports Banquet, Rangeline Inn, Kohler, Wisc., 5:15 p.m. For more info call Phil Mersberger, 920-458-4488. Aug. 6: Central WI Struttin’ Toms Chapter NWTF Banquet. For more info call Scott Stankowski, 715-345-9984. Aug. 12: Wisconsin Waterfowl Assoc. – Cedar Creek 14th Annual Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Alpine
Aug. 3: Fox Valley Chapter NWTF Banquet. For more info call John Hay, 920-589-6086. Read More »
July 16-17: MaraCo Hunter Education Group Bowhunter Education Class, 6-9 pm, Gander Mountain, Mosinee. Field Day: July 17, 8 am-3 pm, Rib Mountain Bowmens Club, Wausau. For more info call Mike Fitzgerald, 715-355-7375 (after 6 pm) July 17-18, 24-25: Neillsville Gun Club Bow hunting education class, 9-1:30 p.m. Register by June 30. For more info
Duluth, Minn. The efforts to bring the timber wolf back from the brink of extinction in Minnesota have been successful, and as evidence the federal government will soon announce plans to remove the wolves from the endangered species list. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will hold a news conference Friday at the wolf research
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Spooner, Wis. Anglers and lakeshore residents in Polk, Barron, Washburn, and Burnett counties have reported fish kills on area lakes. The likely cause of the kills, say DNR fishery biologists, is a bacteria called Columnaris, which is known only to infect fish species and is not a health risk to humans. Kills have been reported
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