
Impact of federal government shutdown could extend to duck hunters in some instances
Wisconsin waterfowl hunters need legal access to federally owned properties during government shutdown

Wisconsin waterfowl hunters need legal access to federally owned properties during government shutdown
BEAVER DAM / FOX LAKE AREA Waterfowl have been spotted in good numbers. Crappie action has picked up, with many being caught by anglers drifting in the 12- to 14-foot range. A few nice bluegills
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Chaudoir’s Dock fishing activity has been light, but some anglers are catching a few perch on minnows in about 16 feet of water. A few walleyes have been caught. Anglers
ASHLAND AREA Bear hunting continues to be slow despite adequate populations. Bowhunters are seeing some increased activity with cooler weather. Local lakes have been giving up some panfish. Angler’s All, (715) 682-5754. River Rock, (715)

The Natural Resources Board eventually agreed to send proposed rules coming out of the Deer Trustee Report to 35 public hearings this fall, but only after a lengthy discussion on whether the NRB needs to

The DNR presented a plaque to George Meyer and the Wisconsin Wildlife Federation in appreciation for all the WWF did during the past 10 years to build up the conservation education program at the MacKenzie
District 7 — Wisconsin Rapids area Warden Jon Scharbarth, of Stevens Point, issued citations for various boating and fishing violations. Scharbarth worked on a dogs-chasing-deer complaint and educated anglers about the VHS and AIS laws.

Bob Nack has been appointed as the DNR’s first coordinator of a fledgling deer management assistance program that came about as part of the Deer Trustee Report.
Banquet/Fundraiser Oct. 4: Racine, Kenosha Friends of NRA Banquet, 5 p.m., Parkway Chateau, Kenosha. For more info call Erik, 262-891-0331. Oct. 5: Rock River Rescue Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Turner Hall. For more info call Tom
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