DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA The ice conditions have been deteriorating very quickly during the past week, with only a few areas left that had moderate/poor ice left last week. And with the temperatures projected
Sandhill crane hunting, reduced panfish bag limits, a repeal of the early release season for largemouth bass in northwestern counties, and allowing coyote hunting during the gun deer season in northern Wisconsin
New research on Wisconsin hen turkeys finds that the birds thrive in a mixture of open land and woods better than they do in purely wooded land.
Banquet/Fundraiser March 23: Heartland Chapter DU Banquet, 5 p.m., CJ’s, Ripon. For more info call Dave Ryerson, 920-748-9649. March 24: De Forest Area WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Comfort Inn & Suites. For more info call
ASHLAND AREA The ice from Houghton Point to Washburn is done, and folks are fishing from boats out of Saxon Harbor, Bark Bay, and Cornucopia. The area is seeing the huge snow pack diminish and
There probably aren’t many men who didn’t at one time in their youth fantasize about being a cowboy in the Old West, possibly leading a band of regulators to clean up a town full of
Lac du Flambeau President Tom Maulson and Department of Natural Resources Secretary Cathy Stepp announced the Tribe and State will continue an agreement that provides a three walleye per day bag limit for sport anglers
Burning permits have been suspended today throughout central Wisconsin because of very high fire danger.
Well, sadly, the ice didn’t cooperate much this year and it did not stick around for very long into March.
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