Then I was 11 years-old I remember being thrilled at just seeing my dad, Phil, shoot a deer as I sat next to him. I can’t imagine the rush of pulling the trigger on a
OK folks, filing this one from somewhere within striking distance of Bob’s Bar, Motel, Restaurant, Laundromat, Gas Station, Shower Outlet and Wi-Fi Station in Neihart, Montana. I’m here with Bill McCutchin, of Boulder Junction, his
Amid speculation that they would do so, six Wisconsin Chippewa tribes announced last week that an intertribal hunting party would harvest one elk in the Wisconsin ceded territory
Dane County Circuit Court Judge Peter C. Anderson may have temporarily set aside the hound-hunting portion of Wisconsin’s new wolf season
Everyone interested in deer knows that the deer trustee report by Dr. James Kroll, Dr. Gary Alt, and Dr. David Guynn put an emphasis on the need for the DNR to implement a deer management
District 1 — Ashland area Warden Jill Schartner, of Drummond, spent time checking people harvesting wild rice on the Chippewa and Totogatic lakes, where she cited people for harvesting rice without a license. She also
Banquet/Fundraiser Sept. 22: Oshkosh Area NRA Banquet, 5 p.m., Robbin’s Restaurant, Oshkosh. For more info call Paul, 920-410-4103. Sept. 22: Argyle Fire Dept. Banquet, 5 p.m., at the Fire Station. Call John, 608-543-3870. Sept. 26:
ASHLAND AREA Hunters had good luck during the early goose season. Angling pressure has been light. Those fishing inland waters seem focused on muskies, while anglers on Lake Superior are after lake trout off shore
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES Sheboygan trollers have been catching mostly chinooks along with a few cohos on spoons in 30 to 70 feet of water. Anglers fishing off piers continue to catch some fish. Those
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