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DNR graduates 18 COs; apps arriving for 2006

Associate Editor St. Paul — The DNR’s Enforcement Division moved closer to its goal of full strength when 18 new recruits graduated from the conservation officer academy last week. The graduations and upcoming placement of

Bill would ‘fill in gaps’ of expired weapons ban

Associate Editor St. Paul — State Sen. Satveer Chaudhary admits his bill won’t likely get its day in committee until 2006, but the Fridley DFLer wants state legislation to replace federal rules lost when a

CC: No to crossbows, earn-a-buck, Zone T

Editor Madison — Voters at the April 11 spring hearings rejected expanded use of crossbows, allowing the use of atlatl and dart for deer hunting and the use of dogs for fall turkey hunting, but

Clubs/Meeting

Winnebagoland Musky Club meets the first Wednesday of every month, American Legion Memorial Clubhouse in Fond du Lac, 7:15 p.m. Open to public. Call Dave, 920-922-6704 for more info. Okauchee Fishing Club meets at 7

Walleye limits lowered on 280 ceded territory lakes

Madison — A total of 280 lakes in the ceded territory will see reduced walleye bag limits in response to harvest declarations made by six Wisconsin Chippewa tribes. Two Oneida County lakes — Virgin and

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