
Wisconsin DNR to recommend harvest quota of 200 wolves
A Jefferson County judge ordered the state DNR to start the hunt now. That means the DNR will have to rush to establish quotas and issue permits before the season window closes at the end
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A Jefferson County judge ordered the state DNR to start the hunt now. That means the DNR will have to rush to establish quotas and issue permits before the season window closes at the end

Three separate ice floes broke away after cracks developed between the shore and groups of people.

Award for 2020 recognizes ‘spirit of the sport’ that began 20 years ago.

System-wide harvest caps for the 2021 Winnebago system sturgeon spearing season are 430 juvenile females, 950 adult females and 1,200 males.

Hunter Nation claims DNR broke State Act 169 by not setting season.

These collective volunteer efforts greatly helped the Wisconsin DNR’s bald eagle monitoring and protection efforts in 2020 and are expected to do so again as bald eagles soon begin nesting in southern Wisconsin.

There were many highlights to the 2020 Wisconsin elk hunt, including the first elk ever harvested in the Clam Lake Elk Range’s southern lobe. One of the bulls harvested was also the first game animal

License sales were also up significantly over the previous year, likely due in large part to COVID-19.

As required by state law, the DNR will renew the baiting and feeding bans in Wood, Juneau and Adams counties.
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