NORTHWEST REGION Erie County WCO Michael A. Girosky has seen an increase in dumping litter on SGL 314 in the past two months. Forest County WCO Frank E. Leichtenberger said several major trash dumping incidents
District 1 – Baudette area CO Larry Milbridge (Warroad) spent time wrapping up the DNR facility security assignment related to the state shutdown. A timber wolf depredation complaint was handled at a local cattle farm.
Western District Highlights Illegal training fires (Oswego County) In November 2010 while on patrol, ECO Matt Dorrett noticed the remains of a recently burned structure that was still smoldering in the Oswego County town of
DISTRICT 1 CO Brett Gustafson and Sgt. Steven Burton stopped a boater for a fishing check on Lake Gogebic. The angler was trolling, and upon their approach, asked the COs if they had a tape
NORTHWEST REGION Mercer County WCO Donald G. Chaybin said eagle nest sites in the county have produced at least 12 confirmed young this season. “That number will actually be greater because the young from several
Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 • On a recent Sunday afternoon, wildlife officers Steve Harvey and Dirk Cochran were checking fisherman at Alum Creek Reservoir. Harvey contacted Cochran to ask for assistance on observing
District 8 – La Crosse area Wardens Dale Hochhausen, of Stoddard, and Edward McCann, of La Crosse, received a complaint about a bass fisherman who intentionally threw a broken landing net into the Mississippi. The
Region I A District 7 CPO was conducting Operation Warm Weather/Cold Water watercraft compliance safety checks. The CPO’s intent was to ensure the boaters had the proper safety equipment and to inform them of cold
NORTHWEST REGION Crawford County WCO Jacob J. Olexsak states that increased patrols in some high activity areas on state game lands have resulted in citations being filed for illegal ATV activity as well as others
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