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State DNR biologists estimate the deer herd in that state to be about 1.6 million, down from an estimated 1.7 million last year. During the 2000 archery, rifle, and muzzleloader seasons, hunters harvested 615,293 deer.

The good news just keeps coming for those who plan to hunt the Dakotas this fall. Wildlife forecasts are positive almost everywhere you look, and the latest good news is about pheasants in North Dakota.

NORTHEAST METRO Bass and northern pike remain active on most area lakes. Look for better numbers of big fish from White Bear Lake, Lake Phalen, and Forest Lake. Sunfish continue to hit on White Bear

July 21: Two Lakes DU Annual Picnic at Schaumburg Dinner Club in Randolph from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. For more info contact Ron Babros at 920-928-2482 or 920-928-3348. July 28: Northern Wisconsin Deer Management Short

July 28: Take An Adult Fishing Tournament begins at 6 a.m. behind the Wilderness Fish & Game store along the banks of the Wisconsin River and is open to children 16 and younger. For more

The Houston extension runs between Money Creek Forest Management Unit and the city of Houston. The Root River State Trail is a 42-mile long multiple use trail that connects the communities of Fountain, Lanesboro, Whalan,

Correspondent Hartford, Wis. Department of Natural Resources (DNR) crews recently banded more than 4,000 Canada geese in southern Wisconsin. The birds they targeted were resident geese nesting in parks, golf courses and near urban subdivisions

July. 28: NWTF Women in the Outdoors, hosted by Waupaca Long Beards from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Waupaca Conservation Club. Call Deb at 715-366-4077 for info. Aug. 24-26: 3-day Event for Women

Aug. 2: Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is holding a fundraiser at the Darboy Club in Appleton. Call 920-734-3579 for info. Aug. 3: Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is holding a fundraiser at the Holiday Inn in