A family friend who loved spending weekends on his motorcycle insisted that safety rested mostly on himself, even though a bumper sticker on his car advised “Watch for Motorcycles.”
As he often said: “You
Aaron Hass died unexpectedly in 2021 from COVID-19, but his memory lives on, thanks to friends and family in the local trap shooting community who come together each year to honor their friend and support
A Kenosha County angler says he is disappointed with the restitution process after his boat was struck by a Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) conservation warden’s craft in the spring.
On May 9,
Congressman and Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany met Oct. 1 in Ashland with 30 frustrated Lake Superior charter boat captains, guides and representatives of various conservation groups concerned about the decline in northern Wisconsin fisheries.<br
The president of the Dubuque Bass Club was fined $243 and may not organize tournaments for two years after an investigation found that fish were mistakenly released too close to shore and died after a
A La Crosse man is accused of holding bass tournaments for six years without obtaining the proper permits, and his own social media posts may be used as evidence against him.
According to a
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is on the move, literally.
The DNR closed its main headquarters building in Madison, known as General Executive Facility II (GEF 2), on Webster Street in downtown
Trap tag sales began Oct. 6 at the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge. A state trapping license and cash or check for $30 is required to obtain trap tags.
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has submitted a proposed budget for the next biennium that will include a request to reauthorize the Knowles/Nelson Stewardship Program for 10 years.
The DNR told the Natural
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