A recent news release from the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection brings to the forefront the value of having science involved in rare animal sightings. Hearsay, rumors, hoaxes and flash sightings have made
Here is a summary of this fall’s Wisconsin waterfowl seasons: Early September Canada goose season – September 1-15, with a daily bag of 5 geese. Youth Waterfowl Hunt – September 17-18. The daily bag is
More news of asian carp spreading, further into Wisconsin waters… MADISON, WI – An angler’s catch of a bighead carp in the Lower Wisconsin River and traces of silver carp DNA — the carp known
This report, from the Wisconsin DNR, brings up an issue of great potential importance to all hunters (not just waterfowlers, because upland bird hunters end up near many water sources, too). Read this and brush
Bonus Wisconsin antlerless deer carcass tags for regular deer management units, and hunting access permits for all state park deer management units go on sale beginning at noon Saturday, August 20. Tags and permits will
District 10 – Wautoma area Warden Ted Dremel, of Waupaca, worked with DNR stormwater staff to address a silt plume in Taylor Lake that originated from a nearby construction site. He also worked fishing and
BOULDER JUNCTION AREA Panfish have been providing the best action day in and day out, with bass, walleyes, and muskies offering decent action on cloudy days. The weeds are just perfect for panfishing right now.
Almond, Wis. – Now that the state has bought the former Buckhorn Flats game farm, what should be done with the property? About 25 people attended an open house July 28, at Almond-Bancroft High School
The 2011 Wisconsin Deer Hunting Regulations pamphlet is not so much about what we can or cannot do, or should and should not do, but who is sending the message. Wisconsin has a fine staff
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