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September 17, 2009

Summer-like heat does little good for anglers, bear hunters

LAKE_MILLE LACS East – Leeches and slip bobbers are triggering some walleyes during the morning and evening hours on the 24- to 28- foot gravel bars. A few anglers have started to pull crankbaits along the shorelines and rocks at night, with marginal success. Smallmouth bass have been active on the rocks during midday hours,

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Facebook leads Wis. wardens to alleged poachers

Madison, Wis. (AP) – Wisconsin wardens used a Facebook video to track down two alleged poachers. Wardens got a tip late last year that a video entitled “Hunting … Muktown style” was on Facebook. State Department of Natural Resources Warden Rick Reed says the video showed 25-year-old Adam Frame of Mukwonago (muk-WAH’-nah-goh) and 24-year-old Dustin

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Wolf River local governments struggling with safety issues

Fremont, Wis. – The Lower Wolf River is one of Wisconsin’s most valuable natural resources, but it also has become a source of conflict and controversy. In recent years, encounters among various user groups – particularly between Fremont and Lake Poygan – have become increasingly hazardous and, at times, confrontational. “There’s less courtesy on the

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