
Time for Wisconsin to support a ruffed grouse conservation stamp
Many wildlife species depend on young forests, and work in that direction could be funded through such a stamp.

Many wildlife species depend on young forests, and work in that direction could be funded through such a stamp.

Even though a Montana Decoy shows a thin profile, during the rut, young bucks have one way of thinking. Just ask James Gehring, of Watertown, who was recently preparing for his day at Edward Jones,

The leaves are down, but be prepared to walk some miles if you want to shoot a few ruffs during November and December.

Wisconsin’s small game, fall turkey could stand to see higher participation.

Hannah Hellesen, of Slinger, skipped her homecoming dance to go hunting with her dad and brother during the youth deer hunt. The decision paid off as she shot her first deer.

The Wisconsin DNR has cited the first hunter to kill an elk with a state tag in Wisconsin’s inaugural elk season for shooting across a road.

Stocking numbers – between Dec. 19-21 – upped from 1,700 to 2,200 birds on eight public properties, up from five sites last year.

Wisconsin game farm owners must still comply with enhanced fencing requirements of CWD emergency rule.

Agency would consider heard structure, population dynamics and other metrics when setting permit levels.
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