NORTHWEST REGION •Butler County WCO Christopher J. Deal said there has been a sharp increase in reported fisher sightings. •Forest County WCO Daniel P. Schmidt handled two injured birds of prey at the end of
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) checked early goose hunters around Roseau River WMA. Duck, goose, crane, grouse, and bear hunting activity were monitored throughout the weekend. Hunter success on Thief Lake
Region I During a detail on Lake Holiday, a District 6 CPO arrested an individual for operating a watercraft under the influence of alcohol. A large pontoon boat full of people came up to the
District 1 — Ashland area Warden Jill Schartner, of Drummond, spent time checking people harvesting wild rice on the Chippewa and Totogatic lakes, where she cited people for harvesting rice without a license. She also
Greedy fishermen (Jefferson County) On May 1, ECO Mark Malone and Lt. Chris Handley were working a covert detail in an unmarked vehicle in the city of Watertown because this was the day that the
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) monitored area goose, sandhill crane, grouse, bear, elk, and archery deer hunting activity. ATV complaints were investigated in Badger. CO Jeremy Woinarowicz (Thief River Falls) reports
Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 • In August, state wildlife and watercraft officers teamed up to work a stream litter and boating compliance project on the Mad River in Champaign County. Officers contacted 24
DISTRICT 1 CO Jason Wicklund was on patrol in Gogebic County when he observed an ORVer coming toward him. The driver was not wearing a helmet, so the CO stopped to speak with the operator.
NORTHWEST REGION •Crawford County WCO Jacob J. Olexsak is investigating a case in which an 8-point buck was shot from a roadway, just after sunset in August. •Forest County WCO Daniel P. Schmidt reports the
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