Hunting
CFAB planning push for license ‘restructuring’
A license “restructuring” that could be pushed by the state’s Conservation Fund Advisory Board next year would actually roll back some sporting license fees just four years after an increase.
DNR scrambling to stock walleyes
When it’s all said and done, lakes in the state will receive about 150,000 pounds of walleyes this fall. But getting to that number won’t be an easy process.
Conservationists mark 40 years of Clean Water Act
Gary Botzek remembers when the Mississippi was a dead river.
Big buck counties
Looking for a trophy buck in Minnesota this weekend? The Boone and Crockett Club yesterday sent out an email with a list of the top 125 trophy counties in the United States. The list, according
Bowhunters begin taking more bucks
According to DNR, the state’s archery hunters had taken a total of 21,313 deer as of Oct. 28. At the same point last year, they had taken 20,430. The five-year average has been 20,847. According
Are there two sides to CWD-spread story?
Now that chronic wasting disease has been found in a captive Pennsylvania deer, and more than a dozen deer farms in the state have been quarantined, you probably have an opinion about how the disease
CWD threat to our wild deer is only growing
It’s all very disturbing. Since a captive deer from an Adams County farm was determined to have chronic wasting disease on Oct. 10, there have been a few developments that really haven’t reduced the threat
WWA close to being awarded a $25,000 grant but they need our help!
The Wisconsin Waterfowl Association (WWA) is hoping to win a grant for $25,000 to help to fund a 152-acre project located in the Oconto County town of Abrams. But they will need our help. The
