Hook and Bullet
Charter boat report: what anglers caught in 2013
When it comes to grading a Lake Michigan fishing season, numbers put up by charter boats that operate out of Chicagoland tend to dictate the final score.
Hatchery gets hand(s) to prep Lake Michigan fish
Fish by fish, about 60 people readied roughly 70,000 rainbow trout for the annual Lake Michigan stocking – clipping fins at the Jake Wolf Memorial Fish Hatchery in mid-March.
Fenced-deer study raises concerns of state group
The DNR eventually may go ahead with its idea to build several fenced enclosures on 900 acres in Vilas County to study deer impact on forest regeneration, but the agency likely will have to shed
Chippewa tribes appeal night-shooting loss
State wants $18K in fees from Chippewa tribes
Wisconsin Cuffs & Collars – April 4th, 2014
District 12 — Green Bay area and Northeast Operations Marine Unit Warden Kyle Lynch, of Kewaunee, responded to a snowmobile accident in Kewaunee County, along with the sheriff’s department, in which a snowmobiler was struck
Study: higher buck kill could slow CWD spread
A just-released University of Wisconsin study of chronic wasting disease recommends focusing more hunting pressure on the deer most likely to carry and spread CWD in whitetails: bucks, the males of the species.
Turkeys down, but not out
Despite decline, good hunting still exists in N.Y.
Trappers see prices level off this year
A series of local and international factors helped shake up the worldwide fur market during the 2013-14 trapping season
New York Cuffs & Collars – April 4th, 2014
Too many and too small (Queens County) ECOs Kevin Thomas and Brent Wilson were on boat patrol in the Atlantic Ocean off of Breezy Point conducting fishing checks when they conducted an inspection on a
