Folks who support a sandhill crane hunting season in Wisconsin can be encouraged that the Senate Committee on Financial Institutions and Sporting Heritage held a public hearing Nov. 19 on Senate Bill 112 that would create a sandhill crane season.
However, there are many steps ahead that must be completed for the hunting bill to pass and the season to become a reality.
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