No traces of Asian carp DNA have been found in water samples collected from major Milwaukee waterways, according to the University of Notre Dame researchers who did the sampling. The researchers notified the Wisconsin Department
From April through mid-June and mid-October through mid-November, fire crews and specialized equipment from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Leopold Wetland Management District, in Portage, Wis., will assemble at Waterfowl Production Areas and/or Conservation
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and Great Lakes Indian Fish & Wildlife Commission (GLIFWC) today announced a number of updates to the court-approved rules that govern Chippewa Indian hunting, fishing and trapping off-reservation rights
Remaining permits for the 2011 spring turkey hunting season will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis starting March 21. Leftover permits will first be issued for sale by zone, one zone per day, with
Family-friendly way to introduce state’s heritage to new hunters of all ages The spring melt means it’s time for hunters and clubs to share the fun and purpose of hunting with neighbors, relatives and friends
Charter captain charged with arson in ’09 explosion that burned three boats in Kewaunee harbor Green Bay, Wis. – A pipe bomb that exploded on a charter fishing boat in Kewaunee’s Salmon Harbor in September
Madison- Should Wisconsin have three duck-hunting zones? That’s a question the DNR will ask hunters at the annual spring fish and wildlife hearings on Monday, April 11. To many duck hunters, it won’t make any
Madison – Rep. Joel Kleefisch, R-Okauchee, recently authored a bill that would allow bass tournament anglers to cull fish, in what he called an attempt to help stimulate Wisconsin’s economy. Wisconsin currently does not allow
Editor’s note: This is the first of two articles on the Wisconsin County Forest program. This article provides an overview of the program. The second will look at how the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship fund might dovetail
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