Madison – Legislators have rejected the DNR’s proposal for an increase in overwinter deer population goals in 13 units and have asked the agency to come back with a proposal for broader goal increases in
Madison – The state Natural Resources Board’s CWD subcommittee will report to the full board Jan. 26 that it wants to see a more “proactive” CWD plan from the DNR that could include sharpshooting and
Jan. 22:_Lake Koshkonong WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Holiday Inn Express. For more info call David Powell, 608-756-3453. Jan. 27:_Outagamie Area PF Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Romy’s Nitingale. For more info call Corey Mullard, 920-427-0644. Jan. 28:_Lower
ASHLAND_AREA Ice conditions are pretty good on Chequamegon Bay, and guys are taking ATVs and snowmobiles out from Ashland and Washburn, but they aren’t getting out much past Houghton Point as of yet. The ferry
DNR Report According to a report compiled by DNR Chief Warden Randy Stark following the 2009 gun deer season, illegal baiting and feeding and the illegal shooting of timber wolves continue to be problems. Baiting
Minocqua, Wis. – A wide range of ice depths and lake travel conditions have left some ice fishermen wondering which way to turn. The answer is easy: Turn toward a lake, turn on the fish
Madison – A panel of experts who reviewed the DNR’s CWD plan believes state residents are going to have to decide if they want to do everything possible to contain CWD to the areas where
REPORT_OF_THE_WEEK – District 2 – Cumberland area Warden Sue Miller, of Hayward, responded to a minor ATV accident. A hunter had shot a deer on private land and then tried to remove it with an
Madison – Did Natural Resources Board member Jonathan Ela leap before he looked when he challenged the Conservation Congress’s ability to comment on an extended deer season and restrictions on hunting and trapping on land
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