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LAKE MILLE LACS Earlier in the week, there were still quite a few anglers hitting the ice. However, this could all change by the weekend. The shorelines have started to break away a bit, so

Ventura comments anger hunters

St. Paul Gov. Jesse Ventura has taken some hits from hunters and conservationists for comparing recreational hunting to “hunting man” in wartime. “I know dozens of hunters who served their country in war and don’t

Turkey hunting’s other stuff’

Last week we talked about turkey calls, and while turkey calls are certainly important to a successful and enjoyable turkey hunt, there are other things which also contribute to a fun hunt. Take a turkey

A new 3/16 in the mix

St. Paul While one group of legislators continues to promote a bill that would dedicate 3/16 of 1 percent of the state’s sales tax to fish and wildlife habitat, trails, parks and zoos, another faction

Mixed Bag

Stevens Point, Wis. One of the rituals that occurs each spring in Wisconsin is the breeding season display of the greater prairie chicken. A native grouse that was once found in every county, the prairie

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