James Gishkowsky speared Wisconsin’s seventh heaviest lake sturgeon on Feb. 14 when he brought a 177.3-pound female sturgeon through the ice on Lake Winnebago.
Spearer’s 177.3-pound sturgeon 7th heaviest in Wisconsin history Read More »
“The Joe,” a mentored learn-to-hunt deer outing sponsored by Kids And Mentors Outdoors (KAMO), resumed Dec. 9-11, 2022, after a two-year absence due to COVID-19 concerns.
Mentored deer hunt in Wisconsin resumes after two-year absence Read More »
DNR Conservation Warden William Hankee was near Ripon when he heard the call for emergency responders at around 7:40 a.m.
Kayaking Wisconsin deer hunter rescued from Fond du Lac River Read More »
West Bend, Wis. — The city of West Bend will hire sharpshooters in an attempt to control a growing deer herd in the city. On Sept. 10, the city council approved a recommendation from the West Bend Deer Management Committee to contract with the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service-Wildlife
Wisconsin city to hire sharpshooters in bid to control growing deer herd Read More »
Madison — The Midwest’s largest consumer fishing show will have a quiet side this year with an entire wing of the Wisconsin Fishing Expo at the Alliant Energy Expo Hall in Madison dedicated to kayaks and other silent watercraft. The expo runs Feb. 23-25. Jeff Bast and Dan Durbin, of Slinger, now run the expo.
Wisconsin Fishing Expo to have a quiet side, too Read More »
One of several cougar sightings in recent months, this animal was recorded on a security camera during the early morning hours of Feb. 7 as it crossed a walkway in front of the residence.
Washington County cougar sighting confirmed Read More »
A monster 15-point, drop-tined, non-typical buck teased hunters for three years in a 10-mile radius of Kewaskum.
Kewaskum man arrows big drop-tined non-typical buck Read More »
Spring turkey hunters killed 45,496 birds this year, according to preliminary information compiled by the DNR.
Spring turkey kill up 11 percent Read More »
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