Legislators would have swamped this year’s Apostle Islands October muzzleloader deer hunt, but for some quick thinking and fast work by DNR wildlife officials and National Park Service personnel.
Sure, it’s possible to hunt big game in July, but for us adults, we have to use our imagination a little bit. That’s what’s happening this week – this adult’s imagination has been turning grasshoppers
It wasn’t the new laptop computer she had wanted, but Dawn Weyer did get something from her husband, Ron, for Christmas that could be loaded, just not with software. It was a Browning 22 LR
Ducks have a new friend in town. It is the Friends of the Duck Stamp. This friends group is an independent, non-profit group devoted to the promotion, preservation, sale and better understanding of the Federal
Deer registration stations are what makes an outdoors writer’s job more interesting, easier, and a whole lot of fun. There are all kinds of people there, many of whom killed deer, some who do not.
Sharptail group concerned with spring burning ban
The DNR Turkey Management Committee has recommended increasing permit numbers slightly for the fall hunt, and now must get approval from the DNR Wildlife Policy Team.
If the Natural Resources Board approves the DNR’s timber wolf quota recommendation on July 17, hunters and trappers will try to tag 201 wolves beginning Oct. 15.
This is a preliminary review based on a first-pass reading of the final (Kroll, Alt and Guynn deer trustee) report.
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