Wisconsin Senate approves woodchuck season
The chamber approved a bill on a voice vote earlier this week that would remove groundhogs from the state’s protected species list and establish a year-round hunting and trapping season with no bag limits.
The chamber approved a bill on a voice vote earlier this week that would remove groundhogs from the state’s protected species list and establish a year-round hunting and trapping season with no bag limits.
(EIC/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service)MADISON, Wis. — The Wisconsin state Senate is set to put the finishing touches on a bill that would create an open season on groundhogs. The proposal would remove groundhogs from Wisconsin’s protected species list and establish a year-round open hunting and trapping season with no bag limits. Supporters argue woodchucks are plentiful and their digging…
The proposal would remove groundhogs from the Wisconsin’s protected species list and establish a year-round open hunting and trapping season with no bag limits.