I recall getting a Swiss Army knife when I was 10 years old in my Easter basket. It was the best Easter basket I ever found. Every once in a while, I was allowed to
State deer hunters who have been following along the past two weeks to the talks about the 2011 deer season framework know that legislators have introduced a bill, now numbered Assembly Bill 99, that, if
Tomorrow’s hunters and anglers will be the beneficiaries of the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point College of Natural Resources annual Scholarship Awards program that was held on April 8. The college gave out 181 scholarships totaling
The Wisconsin Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Environment will have public heaings on Tuesday, April 26 on three bills of interest to sportsmen – the “bear bill,” the bass tournament culling bill, and the
Spring isn’t springing very quickly here in the Northwoods. This blog is being written on Thursday, April 21 after three days of cold weather, rain, and snow. Conditions have not changed much between April 9
Wow, what a whirlwind of weather Wisconsin has been having this month. Some would call it crazy, and that’s a lot to be said for Wisconsin weather. Here at the Top of Wisconsin, things started
Wausau, Wis. – Whether it’s for big game, small game, upland birds, or waterfowl, hunting’s future as a major activity remains uncertain. Although there are many factors that likely will come into play, many knowledgeable
Banquet/Fundraiser April 23: Melrose-North Bend Area WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., North Bend Lions Club Park. For more info call Jim Wiltinger, 608-689-2224. April 23: Dunn County WTU Banquet, 5 p.m, D.A.V. Veterans Center. For more
District 1 – Ashland area Warden Matt Mackenzie, of Ashland, investigated a report of a snowmobile that broke through the ice on Lake Superior. No one was injured; the snowmobile was recovered. Warden Lance Burns,
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