Hunting

Two anglers and a bowfisherman set three new state fish records with one whopper Lake Michigan whitefish and a pair of bigmouth buffalo that went better than 70 pounds.

If you like ducks, and you like water, then there’s little objectionable in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s annual report on breeding ducks and habitat conditions

Substitute legislation restricting the use of Great Lakes trout and salmon stamp funds for lamprey control has been introduced in the Wisconsin Senate and Assembly following complaints from big-lake anglers and officials of several sport-fishing

Wisconsin has one of the largest black bear populations in the nation, yet some resident hunters remain frustrated by the long wait to receive a Class A license that’s required to harvest a bear.

Following extensive debate, a deluge of offered amendments, and finally, a full U.S. House vote that killed a farm bill, the federal conservation program situation remains much the same as it was at the end

With a minimum wolf count roughly the same this year as last, despite the harvest of 117 wolves in the state’s first modern-day season, the Natural Resources Board had little trouble approving a 2013-14 wolf