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Editor Madison Wisconsin hunters should find a few more pheasants than last year when opening day rolls around on Saturday, Oct. 18 at noon. The spring crowing survey showed an increase from 2002 of about

Correspondent Janesville, Wis. It’s a fish biologist’s worst nightmare: A giant exotic predator fish, known for its voracious appetite and its uncanny ability to breathe humid air and wriggle across land. The northern snakehead first

Prairie chickens and pheasants are quite different in appearance, he said. Prairie chickens have a short, square tail and their feathers are barred or striped across their body. They’re about the size of a hen

Associate Editor St. Paul A potential reduction in the number of Minnesota muskie lakes with northern pike spearing bans has prompted some muskie enthusiasts to push for a couple of new additions. In a letter

COs monitoring incoming deer, elk By Tim Spielman Associate Editor Brownsville, Minn. Southeastern Minnesota, as well as the surrounding areas in northeastern Iowa and southwestern Wisconsin, are appropriately noted for their big bucks. That’s part

Staff Writer Ortonville, Minn. Waterfowl hunting reports varied greatly from the opening weekend of the 2003 season. Limits of ducks were the exception, but there were a few regions of the state that provided some

The two species of Asian carp are invasive fish spreading to lakes and rivers in several areas of the Mississippi River basin. They compete with native organisms for food sources. Among those providing input on

Associated Press St. Paul, Minn. The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled last Thursday that state conservation officers can search boats without the consent of the owner or probable cause to suspect illegal activity. The court put

Aug. 23-24: 10th Annual Rum River Outlaw Grass Drags & Swap Meet. First leg of Tri-State Triple Crown, ATV Pulls, ATV Mud Run. For more information call 1-888-775-RACE or check out www.outlawgrassdrags.com Aug. 23-24: Waterfowl