In addition, a distant cousin of Gary LaFave’s, the late Neil LaFave, was the center of news reports in 1971 when he worked for the DNR as a wildlife technician and deputy conservation warden.
Wake boats are used for “wake surfing,” when people surf without a tow rope behind a high-powered boat that generates large waves. The bow of the boat is raised up, causing visibility problems.
Department of Natural Resources officials say that although 126 walleyes were illegally speared May 4 on Squirrel Lake, causing the Lac du Flambeau tribe to harvest 121 walleye more than the projected quota, the lake’s
Billings, Mont. (AP) — A Montana judge has temporarily restricted wolf hunting and trapping near Yellowstone and Glacier national parks and imposed tighter statewide limits on killing wolves over concerns that looser rules adopted last
The DNR is also being criticized for offering a 60-day comment period during a busy time of the year.
Warden Jon Hagen, of Spooner, was asked to assist with a motor vehicle driver operating at 10 mph on Hwy. 53 in Washburn County. Hagen attempted to stop the motorist with his squad’s emergency lights
Town of Seneca, Wis. — An 11-year-old boy was accidentally shot in the chest and killed while deer hunting the morning of Sunday, Nov. 20, according to the DNR.
That scene from June is a far cry from a recent Zoom appearance before a federal judge in Nebraska, at which the couple pleaded guilty to conspiracy to attempt to illegally obtain wildlife.
That happened to Garrett Diehm, 15, of Lodi, who shot his first buck on opening day of the Wisconsin 2022 gun deer season while hunting with his mother, Sarah Diehm.
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