Another look: spring slab crappies prior to the walleye opener
Think stealth and quiet when working shallow or suspended crappies during the lengthening days of April and May.
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Trump’s gift to National Park Service mocked
The Associated Press Washington, D.C. — President Donald J. Trump donated his first quarter salary – $78,333 – to the National Parks Service (NPS). White House press secretary Sean Spicer handed an oversided check for $78,333.32 to Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke during a recent briefing. The billionaire businessman turned president had promised to forgo his
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Sandhill crane hunt supported in 52 counties
Online voting ties at county level, eeks out win on popular vote total By Greg Seubert Contributing Writer Citizens in 52 of Wisconsin’s 72 counties support a state sandhill crane hunt, based on votes tallied during the annual spring fish and wildlife hearings April 10. The overall vote wasn’t as lopsided, however. According to figures
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‘Permitless’ carry on horizon?
By Dan Hansen Contributing Writer Madison — Momentum is building in states across the country to allow law-abiding adults to carry a concealed handgun, among other tools for personal protection, without having to pay a fee or obtain a license. Currently 14 states – from Vermont to Alaska – allow “permitless” carry, and nearly 20
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Pa. limits semi-automatic rifle use: Not for big game
Harrisburg, Pa. — Hunters heading afield in Pennsylvania during the 2017-18 seasons will be able to carry semi-automatic rifles for hunting small game and furbearers, but not for big game, Pennsylvania’s Board of Game Commissioners has ruled. The commissioners in January preliminarily approved a proposal that would have allowed semiautomatic rifles to be used in
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