MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin DNR cautions hunters to avoid placing deer stands in or near ash trees this deer season. Most ash trees in the southern half of Wisconsin, Door County and the Mississippi River counties are dead or dying from emerald ash borer infestation. Although emerald ash borer is not as widespread in other …
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Invasive carp compete with native species for food and habitat, so a healthy and diverse fishery is a positive sign.
Deer numbers are trending upward in much of the state.
Police investigating an October domestic violence complaint discovered nine poached bucks in a barn located in Decatur. Michigan Department of Natural Resources conservation officers determined the illegal, trophy deer belonged to a previously convicted felon who is suspected of driving his truck through fields, shining and shooting deer. Justin Ernst, 33, Decatur, faces up to
Stocking more pheasants for the holiday season.
Looking ahead: Free tree seedlings available to schoolkids for Arbor Day celebrations.
The amazing story of Grizzly Bear No. 399.
SEASON DATES Nov. 21: Duck season ends North Zone Nov. 25: Thanksgiving Day Nov. 27-28: Special two-day duck season in North Zone Nov. 28: Duck season ends in the Middle Zone Nov. 30: Firearms deer season ends Dec. 1: Late archery deer, ruffed grouse and pheasant (limited area in southern Michigan) seasons resume Dec. 1:
DISTRICT 1 CO Zach Painter, while working a complaint late at night in Gogebic County, had an unrelated vehicle pull up, stop, and roll down their window to talk. CO Painter spoke to the operator of the vehicle, who said he was just out driving around trying to clear his head. While talking with the
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