Show hours are 2-9 p.m. on Friday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday, and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday. Admission for adults is $7, or a $12 weekend pass is available. Kids
For the Chippewa forest, meetings will be held March 18 in Grand Rapids, March 19 in Walker, and March 21 in Blackduck. For the Superior forest, meetings will be held March 12 in Ely, March
Al Afton, respected scientist, avid waterfowler, and former Minnesota DNR waterfowl biologist, owns a spinning-wing decoy, uses it on occasion, and has had mixed results with it. Like many other hunters, Afton says the battery-powered
Editor Madison A DNR post-hunt deer population estimate that puts the herd at about 990,000 will result in fewer Zone T units for 2002. The number of deer units likely to fall into the Zone
Mar. 1- 2: Safari Club Intl. Wisconsin Chapter is having its 25th Annual Big Game Hunters banquet at Olympia Resort and Convention Center in Oconomowoc. For info call 262-513-5557. Mar. 2: East Coast Chapter NWTF
Editor’s note: This is the first of a three-part series that looks at Wisconsin’s Senate Bill 357, a “shall issue” law that would allow law-abiding citizens to carry a concealed firearm. In this issue, correspondent
Associate Editor St. Paul DNR officials say the number of natural resource officers formerly known as “Level 2” employees will be fewer than anticipated. But the reduction hasn’t appeased the Minnesota Conservation Officers Association and
Mar. 9-10: Coulee Archers, Inc. will be holding bowhunter saftey courses from 9-4 each day. Call 608-582-4091 for more info. Mar. 11-18: Hunter Safety Class. For more info call Jeffery Jones at 715-835-1070. Mar. 12:
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