By Dean Bortz Editor Stevens Point, Wis. — If a research report that linked the transfer of CWD to saliva started the balling rolling on talks of a feeding and baiting ban, then DNR chief
ASHLAND AREA A few guys are poking around on some inland lakes on 3-5 inches of ice, but conditions were not good last week. Guys were taking boats out on Chequamegon Bay last week, and
By Gary Ridderbusch Contributing Writer Eagle River, Wis. — With temperatures in the single digits the morning of Thursday, Nov. 30, Tom Gelb, of Conover, launched his row-trolling boat on a Vilas County lake. It
By Tim Eisele Correspondent Madison — The DNR received a positive review of its Sex-Age-Kill model that’s used as the basis of its deer season recommendations. Mark Boyce, wildlife professor at the University of Alberta,
Staff Report Madison — State sportsmen who might be looking forward to the 2007 spring fish and game hearings will have to file their income taxes early – this year’s date is Monday, April 16.
Jan. 13: Kenosha County 4-H, sunrise-3:30, Lance Park, Twin Lakes. For more info call Thomas Ferrier, 262-857-2034. Jan. 18: Northern Kettles Chapter NWTF Banquet, Milhomme Supper Club, Kiel. For more info call Dan Wollner, 920-893-8483.
ASHLAND AREA There were a few boats still out, mainly anchored and jigging over the sides with minnow-tipped jigging spoons. Splake and browns are the most common fish right now, but this time of year
By Tim Eisele Correspondent Madison — Preliminary registration totals show Wisconsin hunters registered 336,211 deer during the 2006 nine-day gun season, which was the state’s 156th deer season (there was no open season on deer
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