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Associate Editor Bemidji, Minn. While warm temperatures may have made time in the deer stand more comfortable, they also may have contributed to decreased movement by the state’s favorite big game animal. Minnesota hunters are

Jan. 19-20, 26-27: Winter Hunter Ed. Class in Neillsville at the Neillsville Armory. Registeration required on 1-3-02. Call 715-743-3041 for info. and preregistration. Will take first 40. March-April: Hunter Safety Class of 2002 will be

Algoma, Wis. Dr. Marc Noakes, Visiting Research Fellow for the School of Biological Sciences at Washington State University in Vancouver, has confirmed John Nusbaum’s Aug. 24 charter catch off Algoma as a pinook salmon a

Also, applications can be made over the phone by DNR Instant Licensing at 1-888-665-4236. An additional fee of $3.50 per transaction will be charged for this phone service. There will be eight five-day seasons between

Dec. 9: Sheboygan Rifle & Pistol Club Gun Show at the Millhome Supper Club from 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. Public invited. Cost: $2. For more info call B.J.’s at 920-458-3247 or Peter Mayr at

Field Editor Washington A bipartisan group of senators from 11 states in the Mississippi Flyway led by Minnesota senators Mark Dayton and Paul Wellstone have sent a letter to Secretary of Interior Gale Norton Tuesday

The board passed the amendment, meaning the four-day December antlerless gun season will be in effect statewide during the 2002-2004 seasons. After the 2004 season, the December hunt ends, but could be reinstated by the

As of Monday, wildlife officials at the LqP Wildlife Management Area said about 120,000 geese were staging there. The harvest had reached nearly 5,700. The harvest index is 12,000 geese this year, a number unlikely

Editor Peshtigo, Wis. If Rep. John Gard (R-Peshtigo) is right, the state will some day own a 9,500-acre stretch of land along the Peshtigo Flowage in Marinette County which now belongs to Wisconsin Public Service