
Wisconsin crossbow bill on Gov. Scott Walker's desk
New law would allow crossbow hunting in Wisconsin during archery deer season beginning in 2014

New law would allow crossbow hunting in Wisconsin during archery deer season beginning in 2014

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ASHLAND AREA The leaves are going fast now, with some wind and rain the past few days. The tributary streams (the sections that are still open) and Lake Superior have been quite nice this fall

Either the DNR changed horses mid-stream when it comes to using its Sex-Age-Kill deer formula going forward, or the agency did not make its intentions clear enough during the earlier Deer Trustee Report committee meetings.

The National Park Service still hasn’t announced what, if anything, it plans to do about the dwindling wolf population on Isle Royale.

The $500,000 mentored hunting grant initially given to the United Sportsmen of Wisconsin Foundation is dead, but interest in continuing some type of mentor program with state financial assistance for Wisconsin conservation groups is still
Banquet/Fundraiser Nov. 1: South Central Wisconsin WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Peppercorn Banquets, Moore. For more info call Norman Whitehead, 608-325-7584. Nov. 2: Prairie du Chien Area WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m, Huckleberry’s Restaurant & Banquet Facility.
District 1 — Ashland area Warden Amie Egstad, of Bayfield, worked Lake Superior and inland trout and salmon fishermen during a weekend in September. She issued one citation for an undersized rainbow trout, which the
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES Port Washington shore anglers have been working the north slip and the power plant discharge. A few kings, cohos, and brown trout have been caught in the north slip on skein
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