Suspect charged on Tuesday By Gregg Aamot Associated Press Rice Lake, Wis. (AP) Residents of this rural Wisconsin area gathered a final time Monday to say goodbye to friends killed in a hunting confrontation. About
Dec. 4: WTU – St. Croix Valley Chapter Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Hudson Rod and Gun Club. For more info call Steve Lucksinger, 715-386-7260. Dec. 8: Ruffed Grouse Society Winnebagoland Chapter Banquet, 5:30 p.m., The Hilton
The award-winning photos will be for sale, on display, and visitors will have a chance to meet and greet the young photographer as he shares his images.
Dec. 3: Hunting with Dogs Committee of the Conservation Congress will meet at the Comfort Suites Foxfire, 205 Foxfire Drive, Waupaca, 7 p.m. Contact AnnMarie Kutzke, 608-266-2952. Dec. 3: Migratory Committee of the Conservation Congress
DNR expecting decrease of about 10 percent in firearms deer harvest By Tim Spielman Associate Editor St. Paul For the past few years, the sale of antlerless-only “bonus” permits (which became known as such just
Contributing Writer In the sport of ice fishing, the old way and the new way sometimes get in each other’s way as you search to maximize your odds. It’s legal to fish through the ice
Correspondent Oconomowoc, Wis. About 13 miles of the Oconomowoc River underwent chemical treatment on Nov. 1 to remove carp that have plagued the river, which now could become a better fishing destination for anglers. “During
Contributing Writer Fellow hunters, I have unlocked the mystery of life and the perfect job. I found this inspiration while settling into my Sunday afternoon easy chair. There, on the TV screen, were people actually
Sixth person dies from Wisconsin shootings By Dean Bortz Staff Writer Hayward, Wis. One of three hunters wounded in the Nov. 21 Sawyer County massacre died on Tuesday, Nov. 23, bringing the death toll to
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