Livestock depredation incidents put Washington state wolf pack in lethal crosshairs
The wolves, known as the Smackout pack, have preyed on livestock four times since September, resulting in the death penalty.
July 21, 2017
Wisconsin officials sued over hunter harassment law
The law prohibits people from repeatedly bothering hunters. It also makes it illegal to film, record or photograph hunters on multiple occasions.
Bill would restrict Wisconsin wardens on private property
MADISON, Wis. — Two Wisconsin lawmakers urged a committee this week to restrict the authority of conservation wardens who enter private property, a proposal stemming from the conviction of a farmer who got into a wrestling match with wardens he said he thought were trespassing. The state Supreme Court ruled that Robert Stietz deserves a
Fisherman’s cry: rain, rain go away
With all the widespread flooding and damage the rain is causing, it can certainly put a damper on things to come.
Mother Nature Can’t be Outwitted (Part 3): ‘The Other Genetics’
By not considering the environmental dynamic, a superior buck, and his DNA, could be eliminated.
With event, Wisconsin’s state dog returns to breed’s place of origin
American Water Spaniel Club bringing its 2017 National Specialty event to Cliftonville Aug. 2-6.
Positive outlook for Wisconsin ruffed grouse, and grouse hunters, this fall
Spring drumming counts are up from 2016.
Mille Lacs walleye closure extended until Aug. 11
State will then allow for an additional 11,000 pounds of walleye harvest through Labor Day weekend, after which walleye fishing will be closed through Nov. 30.
