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Turkey hunting is a safe sport, but it’s important to make safety an integral part of each hunt.
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Turkey hunting is a safe sport, but it’s important to make safety an integral part of each hunt.

Johnna Kerres resides in the Quad Cities and has been involved with hunting and the outdoors since birth


Thanks to the work of DNR biologists, Lake Michigan anglers have gotten a glimpse of what’s happening with major sportfish in and around the Chicago harbors.

A proposal that would allow crossbow hunters to have an open season on coyotes appeared ready to advance in the Senate – but only after an amendment added language limiting the bill.

“DNR anticipates new fishing tournament permit application rules will go into effect in April,”

Representatives of four national conservation groups with a presence in Wisconsin have endorsed continuing Knowles-Nelson Stewardship program land purchases – a position counter to that proposed by Gov. Scott Walker in his new state budget.

A new rule allowing anglers to troll for fish on inland waters statewide beginning in 2015 might not be in effect for the general game-fishing opener that arrives this year on Saturday, May 2.
Inland cisco and lake whitefish populations – important game fish forage species and also sought for eating by some anglers – are declining in Wisconsin, and more research is needed on the impact that may
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