Hunting
Up to 50 elk could reach Wisconsin by March
An agreement signed by Kentucky and Wisconsin earlier this month paves the way for the Wisconsin DNR to trap and move 150 Kentucky elk to this state during the next five years.
Legislators look to address gray wolf issue
It appears several of Wisconsin’s congressional delegation are not only aware of, but are willing to work on, a legislative or budgetary solution to delisting Great Lakes wolves once and for all, but the best
DMAP deadline: March 1
Landowners who are thinking about enrolling more than 160 acres in the state’s Deer Management Assistance Program, now in its second year, have until March 1 to take advantage of program benefits that include forestry
Die-offs prompt ‘Plan B’
Steelhead deaths attributed to vitamin deficiency
Fluke overfishing nets father, son
A father and son fishing duo have been charged with catching and keeping 398 pounds of summer flounder over their legal trip limit last month.
Arctic blast has anglers walking on water
Safe ice arrives after slow start
The Puppy Plunge
If you’re in the market for a new dog this spring, start looking for litters now
Are pike zones part of angling’s future?
Minnesota fisheries officials continue to move toward a new era in pike regulations in the state, one that would resemble management of some game species, complete with zones and corresponding rules.
The traveling hunter: Flying with firearms
Planning, preparation make a difference
