Total license sales also dipped, from 806,442 to 794,712. More hunters turned in their deer for sampling for chronic wasting disease, though; the DNR collected 17,828 samples statewide compared to 17,200 in 2018.
DNR: Total 2019 Wisconsin deer kill down 14 percent Read More »
There could be more than 2,000 moose on Isle Royale. Wolves are the main predator, but the wolf population is struggling.
Some lawmakers favor a moose hunt at Isle Royale Read More »
An angler told the agency a silver carp jumped into his boat as he deployed a trolling motor.
Wildlife agency says silver carp reported in East Tennessee Read More »
Hunters provided a video shot in October of two wolves shown near the Wyoming and Utah borders, officials said. It was the first time in a few years multiple wolves were seen traveling together in Colorado.
Wildlife officials find evidence of wolves in Colorado Read More »
Video of the November attack circulated quickly on social media and generated outrage, along with pressure on investigators to solve the case.
Two charged in videotaped ‘torture’ of wounded whitetail deer Read More »
Has been appointed to lead a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency regional office covering six Midwestern states; will be stationed in Chicago, although Stepp said she was leaving for a job in Missouri.
Former Wisconsin DNR secretary Stepp to lead EPA’s Chicago office Read More »
If true, it would be the first time that a coyote has attacked a human in the state
Coyote caught in Chicago after two people report being bitten Read More »
The young bull was part of a contingent of animals transferred from Kentucky to Wisconsin in April.
Elk found dead from eating corn in northern Wisconsin Read More »
The November to December hunt probably takes place too late in the year for grizzly bears to seek out animal remains that hunters leave behind
Study: Grand Teton elk hunt not a major draw for grizzlies Read More »
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