GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) – Some people who want concealed-weapon permits are apparently trying to satisfy the training requirement by taking hunter-education classes, even though the classes weren’t intended to cover concealed-carry issues, state officials
Wisconsin’s 2011 fall turkey season opens this Saturday, September 17th, and hunters are reminded of two important changes that will impact the fall hunt: 1. Hunters must register their turkey online or by phone: hunters
We like this, so even though it’s written specifically for a Wisconsin audience, we thought the message would be a good reminder to all of us, as we are just starting to get our feet
HARDING, Wis. (AP) – The Lincoln County sheriff’s office says a hunter was attacked by a bear in the Town of Harding, Wisconsin. According to the investigating deputy, 39-year-old Christopher Halfmann of De Pere was
Earlier this year, the Natural Resources Board approved several new rules pertaining to the current license year hunting seasons. These rules were not immediately in place because they needed to undergo a legislative review process.
I now refer to autumn as hunting season rather than fall. To think, it has only been a year and a half since I first started shooting my compound bow. Within the past couple of
District 10 – Wautoma area Wardens Judi Nigbor, of Montello, and Nate Ackerman, of Berlin, contacted a boater on the Waupaca chain for a no-wake violation. The operator also was cited for OWI. Warden Nigbor
Green Bay, Wis. – Not only are Wisconsin’s archery deer hunters expected to see a season better than last year’s, but also it’s anticipated that bowhunters will be able to hunt with their archery gear
Madison – A new disease has been identified in Wisconsin and Minnesota that’s being spread by a familiar pest – the deer tick. Ehrlichiosis is a bacterial infection caused by a newly discovered species of
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