Appearances before the Wisconsin Natural Resources Board by Al Shook and John Dettloff show their concern for teal, walleyes and muskies
Putting the resource first comes easy for most Wisconsin hunters, fishermen and trappers Read More »
Wisconsin has a new seven-day early – and experimental – teal season beginning this fall, as well as a timber wolf harvest quota of 156 animals
New teal season for Wisconsin and wolf quota update Read More »
Lucey’s success in shifting governor’s terms to four years reshaped the Natural Resources Board
Former governor of Wisconsin, Patrick Lucey, passed away May 10 Read More »
‘The Price of Sand’ and ‘No Accident’ take a closer look at two challenging natural resource issues
Protectionists, activists spreading falsehoods at spring hearings and elsewhere in saying hunting hurts wildlife populations; sportsmen need to remind everyone that our spending has strengthened all species
Sportsmen can help their cause by educating friends, neighbors Read More »
The ‘one-stamp’ question comes up on Monday, April 14 at Wisconsin’s annual spring fish and game hearings
Biologists have noted a few losses here and there across the north, but not big numbers reported yet
Wisconsin DNR biologists address winter's impact on turkey numbers Read More »
Current draft of new bill would allow leasing of MFL lands, public access via the same route as landowners
Wisconsin Assembly committee looking at major changes to Managed Forest Law program Read More »
Wisconsin’s hunting retention and recruitment program is about to receive a $200,000 shot-in-the-arm
State to use Pittman-Robertson funds to support training of new hunters Read More »
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