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Governor’s plan could affect Phase II’ By Tim Spielman Associate Editor Plymouth, Minn. A consortium of conservation groups and state and federal wildlife agencies is slated to receive about $7 million to continue habitat efforts

Northern Wisconsin DNR crews surveyed trout on many streams in Oneida, Vilas, Forest, Florence, Lincoln, and Langlade counties and found that trout appear to be doing well, said Mike Vogelsang, fisheries supervisor at Woodruff. Population

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Sen. Neal Kedzie (R-Elkhorn), chairman of the Senate Agriculture, Financial Institutions, Insurance, Environment and Natural Resources Committee, also was concerned about license increases. “I’m getting a 50/50 mixed reaction from my constituents about the increase

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The bill allows for a gross misdemeanor penalty when the value of illegally taken game or fish exceeds $1,000. The enhanced penalties apply to small game and waterfowl violators as well as commercial fishing operations.

Editor St. Paul DNR programs funded through dedicated accounts came through relatively unscathed in the 2004-05 biennial budget proposal that Gov. Tim Pawlenty unveiled on Tuesday. Agency-wide, however, cuts from the state’s General Fund mean

Field Editor St. Paul Migrating waterfowl are not so different from human travellers. Both need places where they can stop for a rest and a good meal before continuing on their journey. “Migration is demanding