Madison – Wisconsin landowners who have had problems with timber wolves will be able to apply for wolf-shooting permits from the DNR by Jan. 27. Trappers from the DNR and USDA Wildlife Services also will
I had not been that stoked for deer hunting in years. It’s not that I had a huge buck patterned. In fact, I didn’t know what to expect because I was hunting a new spot,
When is enough gun deer hunting enough? Should I deer hunt in southern Wisconsin during the Holiday Hunt, which closes Jan. 8? And during the landowner season, which continues through March 31? Or is it
It seems that almost every club, organization, and even some state groups are scrambling to grow hunter interest and eventually hunter numbers. You name it and it’s a method that has been suggested and most
Natural Resources Board member Christine Thomas raised a question at the board’s Dec. 14 that could be a matter of convenience for some turkey hunters. Thomas wondered whether anyone within the DNR ever received comments
A month is a long time to us. A year is forever, it seems. But we need to get over our impatience when viewing environmental changes and results from our manipulations of the ecosystem. I’m
Experiment with all different types of hunting before you place judgment on hunting as a whole. A variety is important, especially when introducing someone new to the sport. My hunting adventures started in 2010 and
Vinehout bill would reverse Act 21 restrictions on spring hearings Madison – Debate over the impact of Act 21 on the administrative rule process and the resulting changes to the spring hearing process resurfaced recently
ASHLAND AREA At the time of this writing, Chequamegon Bay had just begun to freeze over and was not yet hosting ice anglers. On the inland scene, small lakes and bays safe from wind are
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