Editor Madison With deer hunters preparing for the Oct. 24 start to the liberal CWD season in south-central Wisconsin and the statewide opening of the four-day Zone T antlerless deer season, the state learned that
Oct. 27, Nov. 2-3: Monticello Sportsmen’s Public Rifle Sight-In. This event is for legal deer firearms only and is not a practice range. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., 2 miles south of Monticello on Hwy.
Oct. 27, Dec. 22: Southeastern Rod & Gun Club Merchandise Shoot. For more info call Tim or Amanda, 262-363-0533 or 262-470-0754. Nov. 16-17: A Deer Gun Sight-In will be held at the Sheboygan Falls Conservation
Oct. 29: Southern Milwaukee WTU Banquet at 5:30 p.m. at Oak Creek Community Center. For more info call Mason, 262-797-6524. Oct. 30: Marathon WTU Banquet at 5:30 p.m. at Rib River Ballroom. For more info
The Minnesota DNR Division of Wildlife has contacted Dr. Alan Afton, of the U.S. Geological Survey-Louisiana Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit at Louisiana State University, to conduct a study of the effectiveness of spinning-wing
Snowmobiles will be the centerpiece of this show. But there will be ice fishing products on hand and ice fishing seminars to attend as well. Seminar speakers include pro angler Chip Leer along with Outdoor
Field Editor Glenwood, Minn. A fisheries biologist in Glenwood is coordinating a statewide study of walleye stocking strategies that may result in changes to the DNR’s decades-old procedure of rearing walleye fingerlings in natural ponds.
NORTHEAST METRO The Mississippi River and St. Croix River are providing the area’s best walleye action. The key here is to find the shad and you’ll find walleyes. Clear Lake and the south end of
Officials say Iowa’s pheasant population has rebounded after a difficult 2000-01 winter and hunters should see more birds this year. This year’s roadside August pheasant counts indicated numbers 119-percent better than last year, according to
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