ASHLAND AREA All of the smaller inland lakes now have plenty of ice, and northern pike and panfish have been active. Some of the bigger lakes are still a little sketchy in the middle. Chequamegon Bay now has ice from Ashland to the north side of the bay, but Washburn still had open water as […]
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Madison – The DNR has announced that over-the-counter service hours at a number of service centers will expand. When the transition is complete later this winter, the changes will be phased in center by center as employees are trained and are ready to help customers, according to a Jan. 3 DNR press release. Sportsmen still
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Banquet/Fundraiser Jan. 19: North Country WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Eagle Waters Resort. For more info call Mark Hartmann, 715-479-5067. Jan. 19: Northern Kettles Chapter NWTF, 5 p.m., Millhome Supper Club. For more info call Matt Lohr, 920-627-0585. Jan. 20: Lake Koshkonong/Rock Valley Area WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Holiday Inn Express. For more info call David Powell, 608-756-3453. Jan.
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Milwaukee – The best current advice for those planning to ice fish on most of the lakes in the southern third of Wisconsin, including the major harbors on Lake Michigan, is to call ahead for an ice report, use extreme caution, and, in some cases, take a boat. Reports at the end of the year
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Madison – If Wisconsin duck hunters are ever going to have a sea duck season on the Great Lakes, it’s going to take the cooperation of other Great Lakes states. Not to mention plenty of cajoling at the federal level – and lots and lots of time. Kent Van Horn, DNR waterfowl ecologist, will be
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District 10 – Wautoma area Warden Ted Dremel, of Waupaca, participated in a group check in Green Lake County to address complaints about illegal night hunting. He also responded to several trapping-related complaints and spent a significant amount of time on deer gun enforcement. Warden Dave Algrem, of Wautoma, contacted a bowhunter after Algrem found
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Stony Brook, N.Y. – Long Island’s third fall turkey hunt wasn’t nearly as successful from a harvest standpoint as the 2009 and 2010 seasons, DEC statistics are showing. DEC wildlife biologist Mike Schiavone said the reported fall turkey kill from Suffolk County “was about half of what it was last year,” when 104 birds were
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Northern District Highlights Teaching them young (Lewis County) On Sept. 12, ECO John Murphy was contacted by a state trooper concerning a possible deerjacking on Kirch Road in the town of New Bremen. He had received a phone call from a concerned citizen who had heard that “some kids at school” were bragging about shooting
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With ice and or snow seriously lacking in many parts of the state, hordes of sportsmen and sportswomen appear to be reflecting on the recent firearms deer hunting season. Phone calls, emails and letters have been flooding into the MON office over the last few weeks from hunters across the state. Some call to share their
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