
Turkey hens won't lay eggs in snow
Hunters across northern Wisconsin may be wondering just how turkey hens may deal with 18 to 26 inches of snow that carpets the Northwoods yet. Where are they going to lay eggs?

Hunters across northern Wisconsin may be wondering just how turkey hens may deal with 18 to 26 inches of snow that carpets the Northwoods yet. Where are they going to lay eggs?

The animal rights community is either well organized or recent controversies over hunting and trapping in state parks and hunting wolves are over-the-limit to non-hunters
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES In Sheboygan, the piers have had a fair amount of angling pressure, but there have been very few fish being caught. Most successful anglers are fishing earlier in the morning and

It appears that Lake Michigan lake trout have finally figured it out – they are reproducing naturally
District 12 — Green Bay area and Northeast Operations Marine Unit In February, warden Andy Lundin, of Green Bay, completed public relations events: he staffed the DNR booth at a hunting expo at Shopko Hall,
Banquet/Fundraiser April 20: Wisconsin Packerland WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Stadium View Bar, Green Bay. For more info call 800-274-5471. April 20: Neillsville Area WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., American Legion Hall. For more info call Jill
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Trout seem to be running in the Kewaunee River, but not the other Kewaunee County rivers or creeks just yet. Quite a few rainbow trout and a brown trout have

Sportsmen voted against statewide three-line motor trolling and overnight treestand placement on state land
ASHLAND AREA Last week saw a return of snow showers following the warmer weather that preceded it. Ice fishing on all area inland lakes continues with good access and good action. Maple sapping is under
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