On July 29th, Wildlife Services confirmed that wolves killed a bear training hound while training on the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. The incident marks the 3rd hound killed during the bear hound training season. While the
Iron Mountain, Mich. – Counties and towns in northern Wisconsin and Michigan intend to “coordinate” their way to more timber sales on national forest land, or take back national forest lands and put that acreage
Madison – The DNR Turkey Committee has decided to issue the same number of permits this fall as last fall. That means 95,700 permits will be available for the 2011 fall turkey season, which runs
August 1 is an important harvest permit application deadline for Wisconsin hunters and trappers. Applications are due for the following seasons: fall wild turkey, Canada geese in the Horicon Zone, sharp-tailed grouse, bobcat, fisher and
Sturgeon Bay, Wis. – One of the state’s four native grouse species – the sharptail – has a new management plan, but questions remain as to whether the plan is enough to allow the birds
Madison – Above-average spring rains improved wetland conditions across Wisconsin and could lead to better duck production, according to state waterfowl biologists. “This is good news after a dry 2010 in Wisconsin with below-average duck
Sturgeon Bay, Wis. – The Natural Resources Board learned that the new biennial state budget will result in a reduction of $53 million, or 4.7 percent, from the DNR’s 2009-10 budget. “The good news is
Pheasants a good pick to introduce family, friends to hunting fun Wisconsin is two months from the start of the archery gun season, and about the best time to share your hunting traditions with friends
Hunters with disabilities can sign up for the 2011 disabled gun deer hunt by contacting sponsoring landowners directly to make arrangements. Hunters are encouraged to contact sponsors as soon as possible so sponsors can meet
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