Madison – Preliminary numbers for the just-ended 2010 gun deer season show Wisconsin hunters harvested 218,144 whitetails, an increase of 11 percent statewide from 2009. All told, hunters registered 102,006 bucks (a 17-percent increase) while
Cold weekend weather helped firm up ice in many parts of Wisconsin to kick off what is often some of the best fishing of the hard water season, state fish biologists say. “Early ice fishing
Wisconsin has taken an important step in reining in the phosphorus pollution that fuels toxic algae, excessive weed growth and murky water in many lakes and rivers as comprehensive pollution measures go into effect this
Hunters heading out to participate in the December 9-12 statewide antlerless deer hunt need to check deer tagging rules carefully for the unit in which they intend to hunt. The best source of information is
Wisconsin Bear Hunters: Don’t forget to apply for your 2011 license by the December 10 deadline. Applications for the bear permit drawing cost $3 and may be purchased at all authorized license agents, through
Again in 2011, the Office of the Great Lakes will be working with partners across the state to prepare solid projects that will help move Wisconsin´s Great Lakes restoration and protection efforts forward. Although the
Volunteer hunter education instructors big factor in safety’s home run Wisconsin ended its 2010 gun-deer season free of hunter fatalities, a feat first and last seen in 1974. “No one was shot and killed while
Washington — Just weeks after it denied a petition from a number of environmental groups to ban the use of lead ammunition, the Environmental Protection Agency recently also shot down the second aspect of the
Ashland, Wis — What initially appeared to be a huge story with controversial ramifications in northern Wisconsin and Upper Michigan fortunately fizzled on Nov. 18 when the “gold standard” test for chronic wasting disease on
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