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Changes at 500 Lafayette Ave.

New DNR Commissioner Tom Landwehr announced his leadership team Tuesday and sent Outdoor News a photo of the latest incarnation of agency brass. This marks the fourth time I’ve seen a transition to a new

Jigs for walleyes

There’s a lot of misunderstanding about what type of jigs to use for walleyes. In winter, short-shanked jigs are the way to go, not long-shanked. The latter are for adding a dressing, particularly in an

WI Turkey Info is on New DNR Web Site

Looking for more information about turkey hunting and management in Wisconsin? We have moved the Wild Turkey web pages to the newly designed DNR website. Here you will find information about Spring Turkey Permit Availability,

Anti-public lands bill introduced

Rep. Steve Drazkowski, R-Mazeppa, has introduced his long-rumored bill – HF 332 – that would make it illegal for the state to own any more land than it currently owns. The salient part of the

MN: Shooting to start in CWD area

St. Paul – Landowners in the area where a wild deer tested positive for chronic wasting disease likely will begin shooting animals as early as this week. As that effort begins, the DNR also will

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