Hunting
Grouse survey shows slight decline
Ruffed grouse populations in Wisconsin have shown another slight decline this spring, according to results of the recently completed annual roadside ruffed grouse survey.
Hollow-point ammo, semi-auto gun bans sought
Several of the more stringent proposals to ban certain types of firearms and ammunition that failed in the U.S. Senate earlier this year have now been incorporated into Wisconsin Assembly bills 221 and 222, which
Links from New York Outdoor News – Issue 13, 2013
Page 1 Early access available for some Finch lands Interim Public Access on the Essex Chain Tract – Former Finch Lands Page 3 Bobcat, snow goose opportunities expanded Fish, Wildlife and Marine Resources Proposed, Emergency
Crossbows a N.Y. longshot
Senate approves, but bill still stalled in Assembly committee
New ECOs covered by Conservation Fund
New York is in the process of training 32 new environmental conservation officers at its academy in Oswego County.
Mille Lacs catch rate declines; new reg ahead?
It probably surprises few that the walleye catch on Lake Mille Lacs has slipped this year, given no fishing-opener action thanks to late ice-out, as well as poor weather much of the spring
Farm bill flops in U.S. House, again
Following extensive debate, a deluge of offered amendments, and finally, a full U.S. House vote that killed a farm bill
Few changes on tap for fall deer season
Coming this fall: A deer season that isn’t a whole lot different from last year.
