Hook and Bullet
No new regs on treestand IDs or early calling
Some of the best decisions, it’s often said, are those made not to act on seemingly bright ideas. Evidence of that truism was likely on display at Pennsylvania game commissioners’ work session here in late
Lawmakers: Kill AIS training program
Lawmakers have taken aim at a controversial program set to begin this year that requires anyone who tows a boat in Minnesota to complete aquatic invasive species training.
Winter fun for kids? There's an app for that, and it's called ice fishing
When it comes to taking kids ice fishing, who better to ask for advice about doing it than kids themselves?
Minnesota Cuffs & Collars – January 16th, 2015
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) patrolled area WMAs, completed follow-up on angling cases, and assisted with fur registration. CO Hannah Cowden (Warroad) spent the week focused mostly on angling enforcement on
More restrictive walleye regulations for Upper Red Lake take effect Jan. 23
Upper Red Lake walleye fishing has been hot this winter, prompting the DNR to reduce the bag limit.
Trying to put a dent in the coyote population
Western hunt brings to light problems with predator in Ohio
Wisconsin DNR should keep on stocking pheasants
Example of a program that’s worthwhile despite fact it doesn’t pay for itself
Madison lab finds rare avian flu in ducks from Washington state
Virus has not been found in Wisconsin, but waterfowlers might want to be aware of virus next fall
Governor Quinn rejects bobcat hunting bill
On the day before he was to hand over keys to the governor’s office, Pat Quinn vetoed the bobcat hunting bill
