Madison – Five Republican legislators and several co-sponsors introduced what they call the “Sportsman Heritage Bill,” AB 311, in October, a bill that would lower license costs for first-time hunters, give a $20 license rebate
Green Bay, Wis. – Undercover wildlife officers who were with a bear-hunting group when a De Pere man was mauled by a wounded black bear helped bring wildlife charges against the group’s leader, John J.
District 1 – Ashland area Warden Matt Mackenzie and supervisor Dave Oginski, both of Ashland, contacted subjects in possession of marijuana while one of the two waited for the second to return from placing bait
ASHLAND AREA Nice catches of cohos were still being taken off of Saxon Harbor, and the fall run of brown trout were in the harbor. Last week’s rain should bring flow to Lake Superior tributaries,
Now that the dogs’ noses have found the scent and the hunters’ guns have been fired, this is a time to assess Wisconsin’s ruffed grouse population as best we can. Hunting conditions have been ideal
Madison – At first glance, Wisconsin’s concealed carry law may appear to have little to offer the majority of the state’s hunters and other outdoor enthusiasts. Hunters are still required to unload and case rifles,
ASHLAND AREA In Chequamegon Bay, a variety of fish have been caught by anglers trolling between Pikes Creek and the Sioux in 20 to 50 feet of water. Anglers fishing off the shore of the
District 10 – Wautoma area Warden Bryan Lockman, of New London, arrested two boat operators on the Wolf River for OWI boating. Warden Lockman cited a shore fisherman for having a short smallmouth bass and
Banquet/Fundraiser Oct. 7: Racine/Kenosha Area Friends of NRA Banquet, 5 p.m., Roma Lodge. For more info call Ray, 262-884-8517. Oct. 8: Colfax Sportsmen’s Club Banquet, 6 p.m., Whitetail Golf Course. For more info call Peggy
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