Contributing Editor With the early bow, two T-zone, firearm and muzzleloader seasons behind them, many Wisconsin hunters have had enough of whitetails for the year. A handful of hardy hunters think that’s just fine because
Editor Politicians, farmers, and conservationists are surfing a new Internet data base that lists the federal farm subsidies paid to individual farming operations throughout the United States from 1996 to 2000. The nonprofit Environmental Working
NORTHEAST METRO There are a few open-water anglers who continue to hit the lakes. White Bear Lake and Lake Vadnais continue to give up walleyes. The St. Croix River also is worth looking at for
6 p.m., at the Public Works Building behind the Alliant Energy Center, located off John Nolan Dr. & Rimrock Rd., Madison.Contact Ken Johnson at 608-275-3243.
In Wisconsin, wolves are on the state threatened species list and the federal endangered species list. One shooter has been arrested in connection with the shooting of the wolf in Price County. In other cases,
About 15,000 anglers are expected to take part in the $150,000 Gull Lake ice fishing contest, which raises money for learning centers in the area, including Camp Confidence in Brainerd. For more information, call (800)
Dec. 31: Late archery deer season closes. Pheasant season closes. Ruffed grouse season closes in the Northern Zone. Frog season closes. Hungarian partridge season closes. Bobcat hunting and trapping season closes. Mink trapping season closes
Madison The Assembly’s and DNR’s disagreement over four points of a proposed deer season framework rule change will get a hearing on Thursday, Jan. 10. On that day, the Joint Committee on the Review of
Crappie action has picked up on Splithand Lake in 22 to 25 feet of water. Look for suspended fish out from the resort. The small lakes offer walkable ice, while most larger fisheries remain unsafe
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