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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

May 14: WBA State Championship, night shoot, Castle Rock Flowage, WBA points Ssanctioned, 8 p.m. to 6 a.m., Dellwood launch, Melody Waves boat landing, contact Steve Beres, 920-326-6295, or Matt Harris, 262-370-7594, e-mail: carpmjh@yahoo.com May

April 30: Sandhill Wildlife Area Open House, rain or shine, 9-3 p.m. For more info call 715-884-6332. May 7: North Central Trap Collector’s Swap Meet, 8-noon, Adams County Fairground, Friendship. May 28: Springbrook Sportsman’s Club

May 7: Adams Wisc. Antique Trap Collectors meet. For more info call Bob White, 608-339-6686. May 12: The Rules & Resolutions Committee of the Conservation Congress meeting, Holiday Inn, 4601 Calumet Ave., Manitowoc, 1:30 p.m.

Sept. 10-11: Commonwealth Sportsmen’s Club Sportsmans Show, Florence County Fairgrounds. For more info call Sean Franklin, 715-528-5739.

Staff Writer St. Paul — The idea that a bill to dedicate a portion of the state sales tax to natural resources would be passed this session and placed on a statewide ballot next November

Contributing Editor You’ve done your war dance, tagged your gobbler, taken a few photos, and lugged him out of the woods. Then reality sets in. What do you do with his 20-pound feathered carcass? Getting

Staff Writer St. Paul — Hunters who have anything to say about ducks can tell the DNR directly at a series of input meetings planned for across the state. The meetings will be held at

Though the rule likely was written to exclude the use of turkey recordings when calling, because red-dot sights employ a battery, they also are illegal, according to Bill Penning, DNR farmland wildlife program leader. Penning