Some of Wisconsin’s most avid duck and goose hunters will migrate to Stevens Point on March 4 and 5, for the 9th annual gathering and something that I think all waterfowl hunters will find beneficial.
The questionnaire package for the 2011 Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Spring Fish and Wildlife Rules Hearing and Annual Conservation Congress County Meeting and the list of meeting locations is now available for review on
The first of a number of deadlines for ice anglers to remove ice fishing shelters from Wisconsin’s inland and boundary waters is this weekend. All ice fishing shelters must be removed from Wisconsin-Iowa boundary waters
Spring, according to the calendar, is still a few weeks away. It begins about 6 p.m. March 20. Not to rush into the next season, but after a trying winter, a few refreshing signs of
Madison – The Natural Resources Board approved a harvest quota of 5,235 bears for the 2011 hunting season, which is the same as in 2010, but kill tag numbers will be up a bit from
Question on ballot for 2015 ban Madison – Sportsmen will be asked on April 11 if they support the banning of lead shot and slugs in shotguns for hunting on state land starting in 2015.
Banquet/Fundraiser Feb. 11-12: SCI Badgerland Banquet, Chula Vista Resort. For more info call Alan Heth, 608-318-2028. Feb. 12: Dodge County NWTF Banquet, 5 p.m., Reeseville Community Center. For more info call Dean Ziegel, 920-927-5477. Feb.
Oshkosh, Wis. – Increased harvest caps and a state record fish helped lure a record number of sturgeon spearers to buy licenses for the 2011 Lake Winnebago system season, which begins Saturday. Ron Grishaber, of
Looking for more information about turkey hunting and management in Wisconsin? We have moved the Wild Turkey web pages to the newly designed DNR website. Here you will find information about Spring Turkey Permit Availability,
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