Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources wildlife management officials will propose a 2011 deer season structure that promises a return to a more traditional hunting framework by eliminating the October antlerless hunt and allowing the first
SPOONER, WI – The Wisconsin Cooperative Trapper Education Program – which is mandatory for new trappers who are not actively engaged in farming – brings experienced and skilled trappers into the classroom where they can
Last year I began my adventure of exploring the outdoors and my quest has only just begun. After learning how to shoot all different types firearms and bows, I began to hunt. I am now
District 9 – Black River Falls area Warden Bill Miller, of Adams, met with town supervisors and a snowmobile club to discuss the problems with snowmobilers operating on town roads. The town and club will
Minneapolis – While it’s possible hunters in two Rocky Mountain states could be tracking gray wolves as early as this fall, folks in the Midwest shouldn’t expect any change in the status of the species
Banquet/Fundraiser April 8: Hudson Rod, Gun & Archery Club Banquet, 5 p.m., at the Club. For more info call Mike Cravens, 715-377-7845. April 8: Wisconsin Waterfowl Assoc. Banquet, Hilltop Bar & Ballroom, Fountain City. For
Madison – Citizens across Wisconsin have an opportunity to share their opinions on proposed fish and wildlife rule changes, present new ideas in the management of Wisconsin’s natural resources, and elect Conservation Congress delegates for
BOULDER JUNCTION AREA Nice-sized bluegills and crappies are being taken on area lakes. Crappies are found suspended over the weeds. Anglers are having the best luck with small jigs and wax worms. A few are
MILWAUKEE – A mid-March fish kill of thousands of gizzard shad in the Milwaukee Harbor ship canals was caused by the fish virus viral hemorrhagic septicemia, or VHS, according to results released March 31 from
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