Wolf kills of livestock and pets are down in Wisconsin a bit from last year at this time, but the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) may still have to prorate damage payments to livestock and
A fisheries research project in Vilas County nicknamed “fish sticks” has been recognized with a Sport Fish Restoration Project Award, presented by the American Fisheries Society (AFS).
Grassroots conversations about sustainable, long-term Department of Natural Resources (DNR) program funding are continuing across Wisconsin even after DNR Secretary Dr. Karen Hyun addressed that topic with Conservation Congress delegates at their state convention in
Stuart Szelmeczki, 14, of Mequon, is going bear hunting this fall. Conservation Congress District Leadership Council member Mike Rogers, of Merrimac, presented the special Conservation Congress learn-to-hunt (LTH) bear tag to Szelmeczki in front of
Between swatting at deer flies and reapplying bug spray for the millionth time, my arms are getting a workout in recent weeks. But there’s one thing I like to do this time of year to
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) conservation wardens contacted more than 1,700 boat and personal watercraft (PWC) operators during this year’s Operation Dry Water campaign that took place over the weekend of July 3-5.
Deer hunters interested in buying leftover antlerless deer bonus tags may begin doing so on Monday, Aug. 17, at 10 a.m. Bonus tags (harvest authorizations in bureaucratic speak), may be purchased through the Department of
Burnett County’s town of Scott cutting-edge action on the controversial wake boat issue in Wisconsin was backed recently when a federal court upheld the town’s ordinance that limits wake boat use.
The township’s ordinance,
Through July 26, Wisconsin wolves had killed at least 16 calves, 10 dogs, five chickens, one cow, one miniature donkey and one goat.
That includes at least seven calves, five hunting dogs and a
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