Sheboygan Falls, Wis. -_Michael Gregoire’s monster Sheboygan County buck arrowed Nov. 5 set off a firestorm of speculation on whether it was big enough to surpass the famed Jordan buck as the new No. 1 typical in Wisconsin. Some saw many potential deductions. Others simply saw the world-class 12-pointer for what it was – a […]
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St. Paul – The firearms deer kill in the state continues to lag behind last year’s pace. Through the third weekend of hunting, hunters had killed just more than 151,000 whitetails, which is about 12 percent below last year, when hunters had killed about 171,000 deer. DNR officials say the kill is on track with
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Dec. 5:_WTU Appreciation Banquet, 4:30 p.m., All-Star Lanes Banquet Hall. For more info call Jim Wiltinger, 608-689-2234. Dec. 5: Tomahawk Area WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Inshalla Country Club. For more info call LeRoy Schultz, 715-762-4340. Dec. 5:_New London Area WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Crystal Falls. For more info call Don Schmoll, 920-982-7886. Dec. 5:_Wisconsin State
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Nov. 28:_Firearms bear season opens (Allegany range) Nov. 28: Brant season closes (Lake Champlain and Southeastern zones) Nov. 28: Canada goose season reopens (East Central Zone) Nov. 29:_Duck/brant seasons close (Long Island Zone) Nov. 29:_Canada goose season closes (Western Long Island, Eastern Long Island and Central Long Island zones) Nov. 30: Bass season closes (statewide,
Madison – Judging by preliminary harvest reports, Wisconsin’s 2009 black bear season was one to remember, with 3,907 bear registration stubs counted through Nov. 16. That number will increase as more stubs are tallied. The 3,907 preliminary total did not include a tribal bear kill of 41 animals reported so far. The success rate was
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Hudson, Ill. – Paul Kelly is in his late 60s, but he has little trouble recalling the day in his childhood when he walked up to one of his dad’s old traps to find a riled-up mink caught in its grip. It was one of those days a kid never forgets. “If I close my
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St. Paul – The slow drain on the federal Conservation Reserve Program continued this fall in Minnesota – and nationwide – as the state lost an estimated 61,000 program acres, according to the USDA’s Farm Service Agency. Nationally, about 2.7 million program acres were lost to expiring landowner contracts, including more than 500,000 acres in
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