Hunting
Deer death by truck leads to illegal hunting charge
A West Bend man faces a maximum $2,000 fine, six months in jail, and loss of hunting privileges for up to three years for allegedly intentionally running over a deer near Port Washington in April.
Oneida Lake facing challenges, but the future looks bright
Oneida Lake, the largest body of water entirely within New York state, faces some daunting challenges but still has a bright future.
A little help from my NWTF Friends
The NWTF runs several outreach programs to get women, children and youth motivated about spending time outdoors.
Appeals Court dismisses petition against wolf hunt
The Minnesota Court of Appeals on Tuesday dismissed a petition challenging the state’s hunting and trapping season for wolves.
Dayton vetoes parts of Legacy bill
Gov. Mark Dayton last Thursday answered the call of sportsmen and others who asked him to line-item veto parts of the Legacy bill they say betrayed the public trust.
Landwehr gives 2013 session a thumbs-up
As it pertained to the outdoors world, the recently concluded legislative session was a relatively quiet one.
Charges dismissed against Division of Wildlife leaders
Five had been charged with felonies
