Wisconsin Assembly expected to pass deer baiting/feeding ban bill June 21
Senate already passed bill; would only then need Gov. Scott Walker’s signature to lift CWD protection.
Senate already passed bill; would only then need Gov. Scott Walker’s signature to lift CWD protection.

Mark Courts of Harris leads the way, with four Minnesotans finishing in the top five in Cabela’s National Walleye Tour event.

Researchers are using oil that comes from a gland on chickens’ tails to improve survival at fish farms; the oil reportedly also could be used to domesticate wild fish like walleye and allow them to

Ban would last three years in counties with CWD if no additional deer test positive and would last two years in neighboring counties; heads to state Assembly.

Each reportedly caught their limit of walleyes, stashed the fish on shore and went out again, with each catching two to six walleyes the second time out.
(Editor’s Note: The following field reports are from April. Reports from May were not available as of press time for this issue.) District 6 – Eau Claire area Warden Peter Carlson, of Greenwood, located a
AMERY AREA Suckers and topwater baits are turning muskies on the Apple River. Sunfish and bass are being found in 2 to 4 feet of water on most lakes. There’s some evening walleye action on
Banquet/Fundraiser July 22: Pickerel Chain Lakes Assoc. Fundraiser, 3-7 p.m., Oughton Park, Townsend. For more info call Drew Zelle, 920-209-0564. Aug. 1: Bluff Country Friends of NRA Banquet, 5 p.m., Hilltop Bar & Ballroom. For
Slinger, Wis. — The Aldo Leopold Foundation (ALF) has retained the services of Bast Durbin Advertising to help market and create a new book titled “A Conservationist’s Guide to Hunting.” “We have several goals for
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