Episode 43 — Adirondack Brook Trout Plan
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Bureau of Fisheries
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March 29, 2024
Wisconsin State Roundup: Tips on where to see great egrets closer to home
It’s always nice to hear from readers. Recently, reader Jim March contacted our columnist Christine Thomas to share his positive comments on her visit to the Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge in Florida.
I should note here that Thomas receives a ton of good cheer from readers on her work in Wisconsin Outdoor News. I can tell readers I enjoy working with Thomas just as much as they enjoy reading her work. March shared some tips on where readers who can’t get to Florida might see great egrets closer to home.
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49 fish, wildlife questions up for review April 8 during Wisconsin spring hearings
A new C&R hook-and-line lake sturgeon season on 18 waters, a total ban on wildlife shining starting Sept. 15, a reduced price for a senior patron license, allow railroad crossing for sportsmen, allow trolling with three lines per person on all inland waters, and creating two woodcock zones are just six of 49 advisory questions listed on this year’s spring hearing agenda for sportsmen in all 72 counties on Monday, April 8.
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Wisconsin bill that ends antlerless deer harvest for four years in Northern Forest Zone now on Gov. Evers’ desk
The legislative bill that would end any antlerless deer harvest in Wisconsin’s Northern Forest Zone for four years has been passed by both chambers of the state legislature and reached Gov. Tony Evers’ desk on Tuesday, March 26.
Sportsmen throughout the north are waiting to see if the Evers signs the bill, vetos the bill or takes no action on the proposed legislation. If Evers decides to take no action, which can happen if the governor decides to remain neutral on this issue, the bill still becomes law.
Wisconsin’s statewide fishing and hunting report on March 29, 2024
Cold weather and snow puts huge damper on fishing. A look at the Wisconsin fishing and hunting report from across the state on March 29, 2024.
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Dan Small Outdoors Radio: Show 1913
Hertensteiner duo win first MWC tourney of the season at
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Symposium shines light on new insight into chronic wasting disease
Chronic Wasting Disease or CWD is of great concern to deer biologists and sportsmen as well. We’re lucky here in New York State that none has been discovered in wild deer since 2005, but I feel we are simply dodging bullets.
Last month, we read with great interest the reported findings of deer research scientists as they were presented at the 4th International CWD Symposium in Denver.
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Iowa’s statewide fishing report on March 29, 2024
A look at the Iowa fishing report from across the state on March 29, 2024.
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Pennsylvania hunters shoot an estimated 430,010 deer during 2023-24 season
The Pennsylvania Game Commission reported results from the 2023-24 deer seasons, which ended in January.
Hunters harvested an estimated 430,010 white-tailed deer. The statewide buck harvest was estimated at 171,600, while the antlerless harvest was estimated at 258,410. The overall harvest is 2% greater than that from 2022-23, which was estimated at 422,960. It’s 4% higher than the total harvest seen as a three- year average.
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