Hunters harvest more Wisconsin deer on opening weekend
Associated Press
November 23, 2018
Despite fewer hunters, kill totals up nearly 13 percent from 2017.
Wisconsin DNR
Drop in Wisconsin deer licenses raises funding concerns
Associated Press
November 20, 2018
According to data from the Wisconsin DNR, the state sold about 824,500 deer licenses in 2017, about 50,400 fewer than 1999.
Time for Wisconsin to support a ruffed grouse conservation stamp
Tim Eisele
November 15, 2018
Many wildlife species depend on young forests, and work in that direction could be funded through such a stamp.
Wisconsin Outdoor News Cuffs & Collars – Nov. 16, 2018
Site Staff
November 15, 2018
Northern Region Antigo team Warden Curt Butler, of Merrill, with assistance from the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Department, investigated an illegal deer complaint in the early morning hours of Sept. 27. The investigation revealed that three
Minnesota, Wisconsin propose fishing regulation changes on Mississippi
Staff and News Reports
November 1, 2018
Would include the combined daily bag limit for walleye and sauger from six to four, with one over 20 inches, and include an option to further reduce the bag limit for sauger in Pools 5
Wisconsin Outdoor News Cuffs & Collars – Nov. 2, 2018
Site Staff
November 1, 2018
District 1 — Ashland area Wardens Phil Brown, of Iron River, and Mark Little, of Spooner, contacted two individuals in an UTV for failure to have a rear plate on the UTV. Brown and Little
Historic harvest of bull elk marred by charges that animal was shot illegally
Staff and News Reports
October 26, 2018
The Wisconsin DNR has cited the first hunter to kill an elk with a state tag in Wisconsin’s inaugural elk season for shooting across a road.
DNR board approves catfish seasons
Associated Press
October 26, 2018
Agency wants to enact the regulations on an emergency basis to protect catfish over winter. DNR officials hope to have permanent rules ready by next fall.
Wisconsin Outdoor News Cuffs & Collars – Oct. 19, 2018
Site Staff
October 18, 2018
District 5 — Lower St. Croix area Warden Paul Sickman, of St. Croix County, received information in September about a woman interested in selling owl parts to be used spiritually and to be sold as
