The best Valentine’s Day present I ever received was a brand new semi-automatic 20-gauge shotgun. Yes, I will admit that my husband outdid himself this year. I got it just in time for the snow
District 9 – Black River Falls area Wardens Robin Barnhardt, of Osseo, and Ken Thomson, of Fall Creek, responded to a complaint that two hunters were bowhunting over illegal bait during the final weekend of
Charter captain charged with arson in ’09 explosion that burned three boats in Kewaunee harbor Green Bay, Wis. – A pipe bomb that exploded on a charter fishing boat in Kewaunee’s Salmon Harbor in September
Banquet/Fundraiser March 11-12: SCI Wisconsin, First for Hunters Banquet, Wyndham Milwaukee Airport Hotel. For more info call Janean Gehl, 262-437-0097. March 12: De Forest Area WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Comfort Inn & Suites. For more
ASHLAND AREA On Lake Superior, ice conditions in the bay continue to be great – 12 to 24 inches of ice in most places inside Chequamegon Bay. Travel at your own risk; conditions change rapidly.
Madison- Should Wisconsin have three duck-hunting zones? That’s a question the DNR will ask hunters at the annual spring fish and wildlife hearings on Monday, April 11. To many duck hunters, it won’t make any
Wisconsin trout streams, all 10,000 miles of them, are some of the best. These streams are divided into several regulation categories, including the Red or Number 5 category, which includes special regulations regarding size and
Last year – 2010 – was my first season of bowhunting white-tailed deer, and what an experience it was for me. Learning how to shoot a bow accurately, putting up a stand, dressing for success
Banquet/Fundraiser Feb. 25: Red Cedar PF Chapter Banquet, 5 p.m., Dunn County Fish & Game Clubhouse. For more info call 715-233-0756. Feb. 25: River Valley NWTF Banquet, Best Western Resort. For more info call John
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