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Associate Editor St. Paul DNR Wildlife officials haven’t decided just how many hunter-killed deer will be tested for CWD this fall, but they believe it will be at least twice the number tested a year

Bogenschutz said Iowa’s pheasant population made a major recovery in 2002, increasing from an all-time low of 14 birds per survey route in 2001 to last fall’s statewide estimate of 32 birds per route. Bogenschutz

Most of Minnesota’s 10,000 lakes are wetlands, and, via a grant to Dakota County, the state is one of the first in the nation to monitor the biological health of wetlands. In 1997, the volunteer

Editor Madison — Deer feeding and baiting, timber wolf population estimates, national forest management plans, and wildlife rule changes are just a few of the topics that will be discussed Wednesday, June 25 when the

Correspondent Green Bay, Wis. — Former DNR secretary George Meyer spoke in favor of increased hunting and fishing license fees at a press conference in Green Bay on June 11. Meyer, the agency’s secretary for

Staff Writer Columbia, Mo. U.S. sportsmen who are planning to hunt in Canada this fall will be able to bring back at least the capes and antlers or horns from two individual big game animals,

Field Editor St. Paul When it comes to working in the Minnesota DNR, Mike Hamm has been around the block. He began his career working for the divisions of Parks and Wildlife during the 1970s.

June 21-22: Black Ash Gun Club Poultry Shoot, Sat. 9 a.m. until closing; Sun.10 a.m till 8 p.m. For more info call Doris Holub, 920-487-5841. Club located 1 mile north of Cty “S” on Cty

Wisconsin has been testing the wild deer herd for TB since 1996 after Michigan reported finding TB in its wild herd. TB hasn’t been found in Wisconsin’s wild deer or elk, but has been diagnosed