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Agency’s final lake sturgeon recovery plan to help guide recovery efforts for next decade.

On Saturday, April 14, the area will be front and center for the second annual Wisconsin Prairie Chicken Festival.

State wildlife officials are still confident that this year’s fall hunting season will be held, though possibly with fewer licenses.

With his dry wit, crazy cast of literary characters, and love of rural places, Pat McManus drew comparisons to Mark Twain and other American humorists.

Indiana officials say that cooperative arrangement helped save the Hoosier state’s annual brown trout restocking in and along the state’s Lake Michigan shoreline.

Right now, it is not uncommon to get two- and three-man limits in less than two hours while trolling or even casting.

In Minnesota, Kawishiwi River and stretch of Mississippi, along with Kinnickinnic River in Wisconsin and middle fork of Vermilion in Illinois included in that top-10 at-risk list.

Wisconsin’s population has grown from only 11 Kirtland’s warblers and three nests documented in 2007 to 53 birds and 20 total nests in 2017.

Huge public backlash has officials backing off plan.
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