WWA makes its pitch for stamp spending
Editor Sturgeon Bay, Wis. The Natural Resources Board (NRB) recently took no action on a Wisconsin Waterfowl Association (WWA) request to force the DNR to follow “conditions” listed by WWA if a license fee hike
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Editor Sturgeon Bay, Wis. The Natural Resources Board (NRB) recently took no action on a Wisconsin Waterfowl Association (WWA) request to force the DNR to follow “conditions” listed by WWA if a license fee hike
Editor Madison A draft proposal from the Conservation Congress Outdoor Heritage and Education Committee to make it easier for nonhunters or first-time hunters to experience hunting has drawn a lot of criticism from some hunter
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Associate Editor Brainerd, Minn. Two of four central Minnesota men convicted of damaging wetlands with off-road vehicles were sentenced last week in Crow Wing County District Court, according to Minnesota DNR Conservation Officer Karl Hadrits,
DNR furbearer specialist Wisconsin is blessed with a wonderful diversity of common and unique members of furbearing wildlife. Beaver, coyote, raccoon, and muskrat are good examples of the more common species. The more secretive bobcat,
Conservation Officer Rick Reller, Buffalo, investigated to a Turn In Poachers call about two individuals one adult and one juvenile who had shot a trumpeter swan on Millstone Lake in Wright County. Reller charged both
Staff Writer Minnetonka, Minn. If David Chapman had his druthers, he would paint nothing but wildlife. The Harley Davidson motorcycle he’s doing a custom airbrush job on right now reminds him otherwise. “The bread and
The proposals also include Solana State Forest, located north of McGrath and the Wealthwood State Forest, located on the north shore of Mille Lacs Lake. The DNR proposal would classify the 68,000-acre Solana State Forest
While boating activity has steadily increased over the years, disturbance to waterfowl has remained unchanged since 1986, averaging about 11 percent per year. The success of this annual program is also reflected in the large
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