
Try hunting shed antlers from a higher point of view, possibly horseback
Some elevation may help shed hunters more easily spot dropped antlers

Some elevation may help shed hunters more easily spot dropped antlers

Hunters get an opportunity to vote up or down on entire DTR rule package at remaining hearings

A simple matter of right and wrong, the littering problem continues to be an unnecessary and unfortunate issue among slob hunters and anglers.

Winter is here. For those of us who prefer soft water over hard, it will be months before we can enjoy our craft. Unless we travel.

We incorrectly listed the date of the Deer Trustee Report public hearing for Spooner. The correct date is Monday, Jan. 26. The time remains 6 to 8 p.m.

An agreement signed by Kentucky and Wisconsin earlier this month paves the way for the Wisconsin DNR to trap and move 150 Kentucky elk to this state during the next five years.

It appears several of Wisconsin’s congressional delegation are not only aware of, but are willing to work on, a legislative or budgetary solution to delisting Great Lakes wolves once and for all, but the best
Banquet/Fundraiser Jan. 24: Wisconsin West WTU Banquet, 4:30 p.m., Sleep Inn & Suites. For more info call, 800-274-5471. Jan. 28: Cranberry Country WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Cranberry Country Lodge. For more info call Gerry Christian,

Landowners who are thinking about enrolling more than 160 acres in the state’s Deer Management Assistance Program, now in its second year, have until March 1 to take advantage of program benefits that include forestry
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