
Taking stock of the deer that survived the hunting season
Now’s a great time to run a few trail cameras to see which deer made it through the bulk of the hunting season

Now’s a great time to run a few trail cameras to see which deer made it through the bulk of the hunting season

Breaking in a new rifle properly takes 45 minutes and will help ensure a lifetime of tighter groups from your firearm.

District 5 — Lower St. Croix area Warden Kyle Kosin, of Ellsworth, investigated complaints about illegal ginseng activity. Enforcement action was taken against multiple subjects. Warden J.J. Redemann, of Durand, completed a raccoon-hunting accident case

Electronic does not mean immediate when it comes to counting deer in Wisconsin, so hunters are going to have to wait for final deer harvest numbers despite the fact that the DNR went to electronic
AMERY AREA There’s too much ice to get a boat in and not enough to walk on throughout most lakes. Depending on the weather, some of the area’s small lakes and bays could be safe
DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA Bass fishing has been good and will continue to be good right up until ice-up. Those fish are congregating along the steep shoreline drops and reefs throughout the county while
MADISON AREA There hasn’t been a lot to report. Sportsmen have been doing more hunting than fishing. There has been some night action for walleyes from shore on Lake Mendota. Panfishermen have been having some
Banquet/Fundraiser Dec. 12: Wisconsin South Life Member WTU Banquet, 4:30 p.m., Voyager Inn & Conference Center, Reedsburg. For more info call Jim Wiltinger, 608-689-2234. Jan. 21, 2016: Lower Wisconsin River WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Dorf
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