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Editor Black River Falls, Wis. Based on the success of the 2003 black bear harvest, hunters should see more kill tags available for the 2004 hunt. The DNR Bear Committee looked at a 2003 preliminary

Editor Madison Weather plays a big role in determining what happens with the Wisconsin gun deer harvest, and state wildlife biologists and hunters have their fingers crossed for excellent conditions during the rifle and muzzleloader

Dec. 6: Winter Tree and Plant Identification, by the Woodland School, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m., Sauk County, cost $25, to register, contact Sarah Hultine at (608) 355-0279 or tours@aldoleopold.org. Feb. 6-8, 2004: Milwaukee Musky

Reimbursement funds to cities start at $1,000 grants. Reimbursement funds to counties are based on a number of factors. The application deadline is Dec. 15, 2003. Applicants receiving grant funds will be notified by Dec.

Sturgeon Bay, Wis. The Hunt for the Hungry deer donation program has collected 315 deer and 47,000 pounds of packaged wild game meat, birds, and fish. The total for all donations has grown to more

NORTHEAST METRO The lakes in this area are wide open but receiving very little fishing pressure. Jigs tipped with minnows are turning a few walleyes on the St. Croix River, but work this presentation vertically

Field Editor St. Paul Jeff Crane, policy director of the Congressional Sportsman’s Foundation (CSF) likes to hunt and is willing to pay for the privilege. He belongs to a group of hunters who lease about

Associate Editor Isle, Minn. It was no secret that with a deer herd over 1.1 million, and antlerless permits available like they’d never been before, Minnesota hunters just might harvest a few deer this year,

Internet spreads confusion over two nontypicals By Rob Drieslein Editor Ankeny, Iowa A potential world record nontypical white-tailed deer will be on display this weekend at a wildlife art gallery in Iowa. The “Albia Buck,”