Fitchburg, Wis. – Increasing average temperatures, earlier arrival of spring, and more high flows in streams likely are coming to Wisconsin if predictions of a warming climate are accurate. That’s part of the message the
District 1 – Ashland area Warden Matt Mackenzie, of Ashland, issued a citation for illegal minnow trapping. Warden Brad Biser, of Brule, investigated a report of boating-related injury on Minnisuing Lake. Warden Biser and deputy
Madison – If the state is going to receive any part of the $50 million in federal grant money set aside for public access programs on private land, the DNR is going to have to
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Door County salmon fishing has slowed somewhat from Sturgeon Bay to Gills Rock. Anglers averaged around two or three fish. Many boats were seen still working green J-plugs and looking
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA In Kewaunee County, only a few fish were caught early last week and all were rainbows in the 3- to 4-pound range. By late last week, anglers had moved deeper
Elroy, Wis. – The 1,200-pound Hereford beef cow was no match for the predator weighing only a small fraction of its quarry. On July 3, Lester Leatherberry found the cow, killed as the result of
Washington – For those who administer the conservation program known as CRP, the latest announcement by the USDA’s Farm Service Agency might require them to do some brushing up on Conservation Reserve Program rules. For
Banquet/Fundraiser Aug. 6: Central Wisconsin Struttin Tom NWTF Banquet, 4:30 p.m., Shooters Banquet Facility. For more info call Randy Kruzicki, 715-341-1298. Aug. 7: SCI Badgerland Banquet, 4 p.m., Chula Vista Resort. For info call Alan
Washington – The likelihood of an expanded nationwide hunter access program took a step forward earlier this month when the USDA announced that states like Wisconsin could apply for start-up funding for such an undertaking.
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