The event, scheduled July 12-15 in Mason, Mich., will feature a trap-shooting competition for the highest-qualifying student athletes and teams throughout all affiliated state high school clay target leagues in the nation.
Bucks were among 40 deer reported to be on the 84-acre ranch in Waupaca County.
Finding walleyes and crappies can be simple if you locate their primary food source in fall: schools of baitfish.
Banquets/Fundraisers Oct. 21: Land O’Lakes WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Eagle River Inn. For more info call Mike Trollan, 715-545-2114. Oct. 23: Great Lakes WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Barkers Island Inn, Superior. For more info call
District 6 — Lower Chippewa/Eau Claire area Warden John Schreiber, of Cornell, observed a hose coming from a residential septic holding tank and leading into the woods. Upon contact with the resident of the house,
ASHLAND AREA Chequamegon Bay water temperatures are finally dropping into the 50s and the fish are responding. Smallie fishing picked up last week as fish started to school in some of their normal fall haunts.
The season would be separate from the fall hunt and open to all gun deer hunters.
MADISON – Trappers who incidentally capture wolves are encouraged to contact DNR staff and participate in Wisconsin’s wolf collaring and monitoring program. “Tracking collared wolves is a critical component of Wisconsin’s wolf monitoring program. Trappers
Could have long-term impacts on a popular trout stream.
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