Thanks to persistent efforts of the Wisconsin Wildlife Federation, in particular Ralph Fritsch, past president and current Wildlife Committee chair, the Natural Resources Board voted unanimously Aug. 8 to open the coyote hunting season during
Wisconsin’s duck hunters will get a 60 day hunting season this fall, with a six-duck daily bag limit. The daily bag limit is similar to last year, except that the scaup limit has been raised
While members of Congress packed their gear for trips home during an August recess, there also remained, as of last week, the matter of several pieces of legislation
Banquet/Fundraiser Aug. 15: Peats Lake DU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., The Stadium View, Green Bay. For more info call Tom Last, 920-434-1287. Aug. 16: Cedar Creek Chapter WWA Banquet, 5 p.m, The Bear, Germantown. For more
District 11 — Peshtigo area Warden Oginski assisted the Marinette County Sheriff’s Department in the investigation of a fatal dirt bike accident. Warden Oginski responded to a diesel spill incident on Hwy. P near Beaver
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES Trollers in Sheboygan have been catching mostly kings, along with a few rainbows, cohos and lake trout. Fish have been found out to 300 feet of water, but some anglers have
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA The fishing in Door County continues to stay excellent for all species. The salmon are still biting well out of all the ports, from Washington Island south to Kewaunee, with
ASHLAND AREA Lake levels and weed growth are about normal. The water has warmed up considerably with the warm weather, but fishing has still been good in the deeper water on inland lakes early and
Implementation of the deer report, compiled by Dr. James Kroll, Dr. David Guynn Jr., and Dr. Gary Alt got off to a fast start July 31 when the DNR convened a deer stakeholders roundtable
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