
New York Cuffs & Collars: Illegal chumming for steelhead on the Salmon River
Field reports from New York DEC officers.

Field reports from New York DEC officers.
Upcoming outdoor-related events from around New York.

We still don’t know who within the DNR made the decision to again require the spring hearings to run virtual only, but there is absolutely no need for that to be the case in 2023.

Reader-submitted letters to the editor from Wisconsin Outdoor News.

I would like to take exception to Dean Bortz’s comments in the “State Roundup” of the last issue that “young hunters can have a ton of fun at night by easily shooting coyotes with thermal
The DNR will rely on this new group for input on recommendations and final decisions on pursuing a statement of scope for commercial harvest of lake trout.

Madison — Gov. Tony Evers wants to make it harder for Wisconsin’s Republicancontrolled Legislature to stop conservationists and the state from buying land, proposing recently to increase the thresholds for stopping stewardship projects.

Evers also recommended using $50,000 in fiscal year 2024 to provide funding for the DNR to develop a program to promote the voluntary use of non-lead fishing tackle and ammunition.

Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Conservation Warden Nick Al-Moghrabi took an assignment in Bayfield County in July and has been learning his new work area ever since. He’s been driving a lot, checking to
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