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DNR wants public input in decisions

Two of the DNR’s lead “wildlifers” recently looked ahead to the wolf season and potential changes in the deer world and said they want to work with state sportsmen on both fronts

Wisconsin Calendar of Events – August 10th, 2012

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

Wisconsin Cuffs & Collars – August 10th, 2012

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

Help stop delayed mortality in fish by fishing at night

Lack of rain and HOT weather around southeastern Wisconsin has caused many muskie anglers to subscribe to a self-governed ban on fishing the last couple of weeks. Delayed mortality of these beasts has been the

Wisconsin Deer Management

Maybe we – outdoors writers and media – should take some of the responsibility for there being so much angst swarming around Wisconsin’s deer hunting and managing issues, especially during the last decade. Seems it’s

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