St. Paul – The state of Minnesota has joined a list of Midwestern states that have joined ranks with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in fending off a lawsuit aimed at returning wolves to the federal Endangered Species List. Minnesota, as well as states such as Wisconsin and the Dakotas, and groups like the […]
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St. Paul – Hunters donated about 2,000 deer in the first year of a state program that allowed them to donate their whitetails for free. As of last week, processors had sought payment for 1,131 deer, said Nicole Neeser, of the state Department of Agriculture. The processors are paid $70 per deer. “I wouldn’t be
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Springfield – A task force charged with recommending ways to manage the state’s deer herd has yet to meet, even though its report is due in less than one year. The Joint Task Force on Deer Population Control was the result of legislation passed by lawmakers last summer. The committee’s objective is vast: to maintain
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Each fall, Wisconsin Outdoor News announces its annual Best Buck Photo Contest. We offer thousands of dollars in prizes. This is a photo contest. Outdoor News would rather support the notion of sportsmen and women enjoying the experience and creating memories than just concentrating on antler size. The rating system will be on photo quality,
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Bill Parker Michigan Editor A FAILURE TO COMMUNICATE. One of my favorite movie lines comes from the motion picture, Cool Hand Luke, starring Paul Newman. Serving time in a rural southern prison/work camp, Luke (Newman) ends up beat down to the ground and looking up at the crusty warden. “What we have here, is a
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Eagle River, Wis. – A catch-and-release muskie season that was created for this May through the state budget process will be delayed for at least one more year. The DNR – and fishermen – learned of the change after the budget was signed by Gov. Jim Doyle. Rep. Dan Meyer, R-Eagle River, said he added
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Jan. 26, 2008: St. Croix Valley Chapter WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Valley House. For more info call Steve Lucksinger, 715-386-7260. Jan. 26, 2008: Root River Longbeards NWTF Banquet, 3 p.m., Roma Lodge, Racine. For more info call Gary Green, 262-632-5038. Jan. 29, 2008: Lower Wisconsin River Chapter WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Dorf Haus. For more
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Black Lake: Chapman’s Sports (315-324-5265) reported at mid-month that ice conditions had deteriorated to the point where it was no longer safe to be out there. However, colder weather quickly followed and by now anglers may well be back on the ice. Check www.iceshanty.com for updates – including regular posts by Chapman’s – to get
Oneida Lake: The warm spell put a halt to ice fishing, and nothing was being reported earlier this month. Oswego River: The Oswego River has been running at around 16,000 cfs. There were browns and steelhead in the river but with the high water levels and snowmelt fishing has been slow. Most of the fish
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