Milwaukee – In capsule form, Lake Michigan fishing so far this year on the Wisconsin side of the lake has developed into an awfully good show. To the south, from about the Manitowoc-Sheboygan area to
Rise in counts is unexpected surprise Madison – An unexpected increase in ruffed grouse drumming documented this spring appears to be the real deal. DNR wildlife managers, technicians, foresters, law enforcement personnel, and Ruffed Grouse
Madison – Even as the state’s new concealed carry bill was on its way to the governor’s desk last week, those familiar the bill said it will do little to change how sportsmen transport long
Banquet/Fundraiser July 12: Marshview Conservation Club, Banquet, Range Line Inn, 5:15 p.m. Dor more info call Ed Mersberger, 920-467-6569. July 20: Wisconsin Waterfowl Assoc., Royal St. Patrick’s Golf Links. For more info call Don Kirby,
Several changes in bear hunting, dog training laws, to take effect Changes are coming for Wisconsin bear hunters under legislation signed into law this month by Gov. Scott. Walker. More dog training opportunities and a
Improved wetland conditions trigger response Above average spring rains have improved wetland conditions across Wisconsin and could lead to better local duck production, according to state waterfowl biologists. “This is good news after a dry
Last year for I shot a handgun for the first time. It was a .22 semi- automatic, perfect for a beginner. I had a lot of fear the first time I shot the handgun. I
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Anglers have been finding good numbers of active smallmouth bass north of the ship canal in Sturgeon Bay. Most fishermen have been using tube jigs and other soft plastics. Anglers
Banquet/Fundraiser July 12: Marshview Conservation Club, Banquet, Range Line Inn, 5:15 p.m. Dor more info call Ed Mersberger, 920-467-6569. July 20: Wisconsin Waterfowl Assoc., Royal St. Patrick’s Golf Links. For more info call Don Kirby,
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