
DNR board OKs bear revisions, disallows hounds in new zone
The revisions mark the first updates to the management plan since 1980.
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The revisions mark the first updates to the management plan since 1980.

Alternate sites mean citizens won’t have to travel to NRB meeting locations.

Association is worried in particular about a new commercial whitefish season to be held in October.

Wisconsin waterfowl hunters will see some major changes in the 2018 seasons. The Natural Resources Board approved the seasons that include: A uniform statewide opening of the duck hunting season on Saturday, Sept. 29. Elimination

North duck zone will open one week later than in previous years, resulting in a single statewide opener for the North, South and Mississippi zones on Sept. 29; daily Canada goose bag limit increased to

The season is expected to look similar to previous waterfowl seasons overall as far as season length and duck bag limits, but with one significant change on the duck side of the season – the

MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsin Republicans’ decision to eliminate the state’s minimum hunting age has created an embarrassing perception that infants are roaming the state’s woods with guns and created a loophole allowing adults to kill

Dan Meyer’s arrival as new Wisconsin DNR secretary cited as reason for delay.

Comes after an emergency rule was approved by the Wisconsin Natural Resources Board.
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