Chronic wasting disease hits Wisconsin
Badger State analyzes situation and next steps By Dean Bortz Staff Writer Madison, Wis. Fear turned to reality for Wisconsin on Feb. 28 when an urgent call from an Iowa lab conveyed bad news to
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Badger State analyzes situation and next steps By Dean Bortz Staff Writer Madison, Wis. Fear turned to reality for Wisconsin on Feb. 28 when an urgent call from an Iowa lab conveyed bad news to
Field Editor St. Paul A DNR omnibus bill containing the agency’s proposal to establish a limited prairie chicken hunting season has had wildlife-related amendments added to it in the Senate and House. Sen. Doug Johnson,
The show runs March 7-10 at the Sioux Falls Arena and Convention Center and will include a number of boat and camper dealers, resorters, and seminars. Show hours are 5-10:30 p.m. on Thursday, noon to
The number of Zone T units this year likely will be 45, down from 76 last season and 86 in 2000. Most of the units are in northern Wisconsin and some western portions of the
Mar. 7-10: 35th Annual Sioux Empire Sportsmen’s Boat, Camping & Vacation Show. Mar. 8-10: River Hills Boat, Bike & Camping Show at the River Hills Mall in Mankato. Mar. 8-10: MN Muskie Expo at the
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Perch seem to be scattered throughout shallow and deep water, and there isn’t a lot of consistency in the bite. Waukon Bay and Isle Bay are producing a few good-sized
April 20: The Chippewa Falls & Eau Claire DU and the Chippewa Valley Pheasants Forever are hosting a shoot at the Eau Claire Rod & Gun Club. Call Doug Burrows at 715-835-1943 for more info.
To view the proposed changes to the WCA, see the BWSR web site at: www.bwsr.state.mn.us. Comments will be accepted through March 13. Mail them to: WCA Rules, Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources, One
NORTHWEST METRO Howard Lake is giving up a few crappies during the evening hours in 20 to 25 feet of water. Look to Ramsey Lake and Little Maple Lake for limited sunfish and crappie activity
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