Hunting
Deer answers offered by DNR
One thing has been certain about the state’s deer program over the past half-decade or so.
Public has say, but carp action plan still elusive
Public comments have been recognized, but the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers apparently is no closer to making a decision on how to control Asian carp.
DNR hires deputy director rich in urban conservation
Michael Howard, known for his work in urban conservation, has been hired as a deputy director for DNR.
Bruch named DNR’s chief of fisheries
The DNR opted for experience and reputation when agency leaders decided to name sturgeon guru Ron Bruch the director of the DNR Bureau of Fisheries Management.
Sporting Heritage Council to offer recruiting ideas
The Sporting Heritage Council’s final “recruiting” report to the Legislature could include suggestions for more boat landings, easier license purchases, liberal ATV access for deer and bear carcass removal, and perhaps even a joint effort
Wisconsin hunter bags five-bearded tom
Ever shoot a gobbler with a beard measuring 311⁄8 inches?
Crossbow debate still simmering
State budget language that gives the DEC – with strict limitations – the authority to allow crossbows during parts of the archery seasons has done little to put the contentious issue to rest.
2013-2014 New York Deer Harvest Numbers: 243,567 but not enough
N.Y. deer kill up just slightly; some areas still have too many
