Being cooped up in the house over an extended holiday weekend is a drag. Especially when the whole family has the flu and the duck hunting plans are flushed down the toilet. For the sake
Some interesting issues were brought to the forefront during the 2012 gun deer season when two white deer were legally killed by hunters in Sauk County. It’s easy for news reporters to hype a store
CHIPPEWA FALLS / EAU CLAIRE / MENOMONIE AREA Local trappers are noting that the muskrat population is down, most likely due to the drought’s effects on area ponds and wetlands. Pheasant-hunting success has been limited.
High temperatures around the freezing mark and a couple inches of snow on the ground are considered by many ideal conditions for hunting Wisconsin whitetails in November.
A commission that oversees Chippewa tribes’ off-reservation rights last week quietly authorized tribal hunters to go after deer at night across most of the northern third of Wisconsin, sparking yet another clash with state wildlife
A Washington County man went turkey hunting Nov. 10 and came home with two trophy bucks he found locked together.
District 5 — Lower St. Croix area Warden Bill Wrasse, of Durand, worked on several complaints in October: hunting ducks in a closed area, illegal baiting, no blaze orange during the youth deer hunt, operating
Banquet/Fundraiser Dec. 1: WTU Deer Hunters Banquet, 5 p.m., Woods Edge at Moose Jaw Resort. For more info call Dianna Schultz, 715-762-4413. Dec. 1: Hunter Appreciation WTU Banquet, 4:30 p.m., All-Star Lanes Banquet Hall, LaCrosse.
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES In Sheboygan County, fishing has been slow of late. Weather and waves kept most anglers off the lake; high winds are expected to continue. A few cohos and browns have been
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