Madison – Wisconsin hunters registered 329,103 deer during all of the 2009 deer seasons. This includes a total antlerless harvest of 191,715 deer and a buck kill of 134,156. The total also includes 3,232 deer
DOOR PENINSULA AND_KEWAUNEE _AREA Anglers are moving to open water, with the Fox River from the De Pere dam refuge down to the mouth at Green Bay one of the most popular areas to cast
March 19:_Lake County Longbeards NWTF Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Maravela’s. For more info call John Dalton, 847-561-3341. March 19:_New Berlin, Wisconsin Waterfowl Assoc. Banquet, 5 p.m., Sheraton Hotel. For more info call Larry Hougum, 414-477-4420. March
The Assembly Committee on Natural Resources will hold a public hearing on the Stewardship Fund land access rule on Wednesday, March 24 at 10 AM in 417 North (GAR Hall) of the State Capitol. The
Madison – State Rep. Scott Gunderson, R-Waterford, and five Assembly colleagues are calling for a public hearing on the DNR’s proposed Stewardship access rule, expressing concern the rule may be written in a way that
Madison – If the Assembly follows the Senate’s lead, big-game and small-game hunters may be able to carry uncased and unloaded long guns (bows and crossbows are included) in vehicles, and gun deer hunters may
Madison – The DNR will spend about $2 million of additional federal funding on new deer research projects regarding fawn mortality and buck “recovery rates” that are aimed at improving its ability to estimate herd
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