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Deer gun season continues through Sunday
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Deer gun season continues through Sunday

The state’s latest deer hunting scandal can best be summed up by making a simple adjustment to ancient advice.

After a season of hunting and fishing, the outdoor enthusiasts in your life are sure to know what gear needs replacing, upgrading, or retiring

Hunters and trappers hit their late-season quotas in record time.

Nobles County road-hunting case results in $1,000 fine and three-year revocation of hunting privileges

Regrets? Deer hunters had few during the two shotgun seasons.

By all accounts, the 2014 Lake Michigan fishing season was more disappointing than the Chicago Bears’ football season.

When it comes to deer hunting in Wisconsin, Waupaca County is the place to be, even during a season when the state saw a 15.5-percent decrease in overall deer harvest.

When Ben Zuern, of West Bend, saw a photo of a monster buck on his trail camera from Sept. 21, he knew it would be an all-or-nothing bow season.
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