Whether hunters prefer large game, small game, waterfowl or gamebirds, Wisconsin has something for everyone. Hunting and trapping provide a way for families to put local, lean protein on their tables while aiding the DNR
DNR Conservation Warden William Hankee was near Ripon when he heard the call for emergency responders at around 7:40 a.m.
Instead, the pair spent opening day of Wisconsin’s gun deer season about 150 miles away in Hartman Creek State Park.
It’s been a few years now since duck hunters, at least this duck hunter, has seen a strong migration of ducks into northwestern Wisconsin.
Duck Camp 2022 brought back thoughts of previous gatherings while at this November’s encampment along the Mississippi River.
In addition, a distant cousin of Gary LaFave’s, the late Neil LaFave, was the center of news reports in 1971 when he worked for the DNR as a wildlife technician and deputy conservation warden.
Deer, grouse now the focus until better ice builds up.
You notice such traits when hunching your back and down-filled hood against 20 mph gusts while enduring the worst snow-filled blows.
Oh, some years go better than others and a buck might even get shot on opening weekend, or at some point during the season, but when an opener goes off the rails, the years when
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