Wolf case a reminder that cougars aren’t alone
Site Staff
January 9, 2014
The cougar shot in November wasn’t the only large carnivore to make major wildlife news in Illinois during 2013.
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Hunters seemingly have mixed views about deer
Site Staff
January 9, 2014
Hunters surveyed online and at last June’s public deer meetings tended to contradict themselves when answering questions about the state’s deer herd, summaries of both surveys indicate.
Wolf hunt offers DNR new insights
Site Staff
January 9, 2014
Wisconsin’s second wolf season provided new insights into hunting and trapping the state’s most controversial wildlife species, but results varied so widely by zone during the first two seasons that it’s tough to predict how
Plight of ciscoes the focus of a new study
Site Staff
January 9, 2014
The DNR is in the early stages of a long-term study of what appears to be a degrading cisco population in inland lakes.
New bobcat, elk zones on the books for 2014
Site Staff
January 9, 2014
It was a long time coming, but Wisconsin’s bobcat hunters and trappers will have a season in southern Wisconsin for the first time in recent history starting in 2014.
In Minnesota, the waterfowl season is open more than it’s closed
Site Staff
January 9, 2014
Between ducks, Canada geese, and light geese, Minnesota hunters have about seven months to target waterfowl in 2014.
Deer kill may rise, but not enough
Site Staff
January 9, 2014
DMP increase falls short of goal in some units
SAFE Act court ruling dumps 7-bullet limit
Site Staff
January 9, 2014
But judge upholds constitutionality of N.Y. gun law
Waterfowl stamp hike proposal resurfaces
Site Staff
January 9, 2014
Despite the fact that leading conservation groups continually have called for it and that it wouldn’t be an added burden to U.S. taxpayers, attempts in the past to increase the price of the federal duck
