CDACs, DNR, Natural Resources Board, and individual hunters tugging on antlerless deer quota recommendations.
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Chetek, Wis. — All anglers have done it; fishing partners launching boats and then traveling to the other side of the lake when some of the best action can be found within a couple of cast lengths of the landing. That was the case during the 53rd annual Wisconsin Governor’s Fishing Opener sponsored by Wisconsin
Walleyes to be had at Wisconsin Governor’s Fishing Opener despite delayed ice-out Read More »
Rogers’ actions surface May 17 during discussion on Farm Bill renewal.
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Governor calls for enhanced game farm fencing, limiting game farm deer movement, and wild deer carcass de-boning before movement of harvested venison.
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Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation will raffle off a fifth bull elk tag.
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Wisconsin waterfowl hunters will see some major changes in the 2018 seasons. The Natural Resources Board approved the seasons that include: A uniform statewide opening of the duck hunting season on Saturday, Sept. 29. Elimination of the Horicon goose zone. A Canada goose season in the south zone that includes three split sub-seasons. The season
Turkey hunters found errors in the dates listed for 2018 spring turkey seasons as they went through the online purchasing process.
Purchasing leftover turkey permits through online system confusing, frustrating Read More »
Here we go again. When politicians play games with the DNR, we end up with agency leaders who do not have the mix of leadership skills, natural resource backgrounds, or natural resource management experience that Wisconsin sportsmen have seen at work in the past. Kurt Thiede, with a background in wildlife management, left the agency
Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. — Although waterfowl populations have been high in recent years, there is concern from some hunters that mallards and wood duck numbers have slid downhill. Now, whether those lower numbers stem only from liberal hunting regulations, other factors, or a little of everything, remains open for debate, according to some corners. Jon
Liberal rules cutting into Wisconsin mallard, woodie numbers? Read More »
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