A preliminary screening test strongly indicates that a deer harvested by a hunter last November near Pine Island in southeast Minnesota had Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD), according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR).
Want some good news? I know I sure could stand a little bit of good news, so let’s assume you’d like the same. and we’ll begin with ice fishing and ice conditions. We’re now seeing
EAGLE RIVER AREA There’s 6 to 8 inches of ice on the Eagle River Chain, but foot travel is still recommended. There are still plenty of thin spots, especially in current areas, so no cars
Madison – Will the DNR be taking a step forward or backward? That ultimately will be for citizens to judge, but for Gov. Scott Walker, it is “forward,” as he has named Cathy Stepp, a
Banquet/Fundraiser Jan. 14, 2011: PAC Outdoor Family Banquet, 6 p.., Amore. For more info call John Kohls, 920-912-2113. Jan. 20, 2011:New Berlin Area WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Klemmers Banquet Center. For more info call Jerry
MADISON – Wisconsin anglers can look forward to more great fishing opportunities in 2011 as anglers turn the page on a record-setting 2010, state fisheries officials say. “We realize how critically important fishing is in
MADISON, Wis. (AP) – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, property owners and conservationists are getting ready to add more underwater trees to four northern Wisconsin lakes. Fish, frogs and other aquatic wildlife use submerged
A few deer hunters write, from time to time in letters to the editor, about hanging up their rifles. Sometimes trout anglers follow the same path with their fly rods and cane poles. Most of
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is implementing a new policy that will automatically issue replacement Earn-A-Buck stickers to any hunter who harvested a buck that comes back CWD-positive. The DNR will mail each hunter
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