
Lawmakers seek to modify AIS training, decal law
Some lawmakers want to repeal the AIS training and decal law, while others are pushing to modify it
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Some lawmakers want to repeal the AIS training and decal law, while others are pushing to modify it

Washington, D.C. — A pair of recent federal court rulings to return wolves in Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota, and Wyoming to federal protection under the Endangered Species Act of 1973 have generated renewed support for congressional

Deer hunters around the state recently had an opportunity to comment on the proposed permanent rule that would implement many of the more than 60 recommendations included in the Deer Trustee Report submitted to Gov.

Every three years, the DNR completes an aerial survey to estimate the numbers of beavers in northern Wisconsin

New York’s deer hunters have no shortage of opinions on how the state should manage the whitetail population and what hunting regulations should be in place.

Legislation introduced in state Senate


Conservation leaders who’ve weeded through President Barack Obama’s nearly $4 billion budget released earlier this week say dollars proposed for a number of key programs are positive for conservation nationwide.

Kayak fishing is one of the fastest growing facets of open-water fishing in the country
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