We have some generous people here in Wisconsin. We see it all the time. In this story, we hear that the Musky Clubs Alliance of Wisconsin gave $75,000 to the DNR to offset muskie stocking costs, allowing the agency to stock more fish this year. That’s a big deal. But it’s not the only big deal to happen in our natural resources world recently.
Look at the agenda for the June 25 Natural Resources Board (NRB) meeting. NRB members will likely accept a number of donations during their meeting in Kenosha.
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