Wisconsin Citizens will have an opportunity to testify on the federal government’s most recent proposal to remove the gray wolf from the endangered species list in the western Great Lakes including Wisconsin. The U.S. Department
Next weekend I have a turkey hunt planned in Vernon County. I have been along on one turkey hunt before but haven’t had the opportunity to shoot one myself. I am very excited, for more
Madison – As trout anglers across the state ready their gear for the Saturday, May 7 opener, the evidence is clear: Wisconsin’s streams are home to ever-increasing numbers of trout and fish of larger sizes.
Madison – Wisconsin hunters will have a 2011 deer season that does not include earn-a-buck in the regular season and does not include an October antlerless deer hunt. The Natural Resources Board unanimously adopted the
Madison – The winds of change shifted quickly last week as the Natural Resources Board and the Assembly Natural Resources Committee simultaneously discussed – what else? – deer management practices. After the NRB unanimously approved
The 14-inch size limit for largemouth bass on the Chippewa Flowage in Sawyer County will be removed for at least the next three years, the state Department of Natural Resources reports. Fisheries officials said the
Bass culling, bear bills up for Senate committee vote May 5 Sportsmen who have been following the progress of the bass culling bill, bear hunting bill, deer hunting bill and the appointment of three new
The Wisconsin Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Environment will have public heaings on Tuesday, April 26 on three bills of interest to sportsmen – the “bear bill,” the bass tournament culling bill, and the
Madison – By apparent pure coincidence, on Thursday, April 14, two legislators introduced a deer bill strikingly similar to the DNR’s proposed 2011 deer season framework in that both sides suggest ending earn-a-buck in its
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