Wisconsin
Prairie chickens get boost from Minnesota
By Tim Spielman Associate Editor Crookston, Minn. – Wisconsin’s prairie chicken population has a problem, and state DNR officials hope that a few of Minnesota’s finest hens will provide the solution. Scott Hull, Wisconsin DNR
Trout, salmon heading for rivers, inland fall patterns emerge
ALGOMA AREA A week of cooler temperatures and high winds let anglers know that September has arrived. The water has cooled down considerably, and fish are starting to move in close. Pier anglers in Algoma
Split duck season begins on Sept. 22
Staff Reports Madison – State waterfowl hunters will enjoy a full 60-day Wisconsin duck season – the longest allowed under federal guidelines – with hunters in the northern duck zone getting a one-week jump on
Tribes seek an earlier opener for waterfowling
InterMedia Outdoors remains committed to Oshkosh show By Dan HansenCorrespondent Oshkosh, Wis. – When the 9th annual Ducks Unlimited Great Outdoors Festival attracted more than 60,000 outdoor enthusiasts of all ages to the EAA Convention
Hunting to begin in earnest on Sept. 15
By Dean Bortz Editor Madison – Small-game hunters are going to see a lot of things happen all at once on Saturday, Sept. 15, when the 2007 seasons open for turkeys, ruffed grouse, squirrels, and
Are tubers becoming drain on Namekagon?
By Dean Bortz Editor Hayward, Wis. – What could be so bad about drifting down a river on an inner tube on a hot, summer day? Apparently plenty, for both fishermen and law enforcement officers
Cooling water pushing fish into fall swing of things
ALGOMA AREA With the falling water temperatures, more fish were being found closer to shore. Anglers fishing off the piers in Algoma and Kewaunee have had a pretty good week, with kings, browns, and rainbows
