Reader-submitted letters to the editor from the April 21, 2023 edition of Wisconsin Outdoor News.
Siren, Wis. — Burnett County District Attorney James Rennicke’s office staff recently confirmed trespassing charges would not be filed against a group of men who allegedly trespassed on private land last deer season.
“After
A mix of outdoor-related news items published in the April 21, 2023 edition of Wisconsin Outdoor News.
The Crawford County DNR and Conservation Congress spring open house meeting took place in Prairie du Chien April 3.
The light turnout of meeting goers that night – just eight people – elected Steve Rickleff,
Wolves and wake boats were hot topics at Washington County’s Conservation Congress and Department of Natural Resources open house meeting April 5. Twenty-two citizens attended the open house, along with DNR representatives and local Conservation
The April 12 Natural Resources Board (NRB) meeting was probably the last meeting for 12-year NRB members Greg Kazmierski and Terry Hilgenberg.
Their current six-year terms end May 1, and expectations are that Gov.
When there was enough snow to play in, the temperatures were too brutal to go out. I am not sure the snowmobile trails ever opened in Portage County.
There is a pool on Coon Fork Creek, just downstream from Coon Fork County Park in eastern Eau Claire County, Wis. where the creek slows and deepens momentarily, bordered by sandstone bluffs.
It is a
I think the one thing I enjoy the most about heading outside to go hunting or fishing is the not knowing. You know.
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