Wisconsin Outdoor News Cuffs and Collars

NORTHEAST REGION Green Bay Team/January Warden Chris Kratcha, of Sturgeon Bay, led a National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) “train the trainers” course for area school teachers and conservation wardens at Southern Door School.

WEST-CENTRAL REGION Lower Chippewa Team/December Wardens Charles Ackerman, of Clark County, and Jake Holsclaw, of Eau Claire, investigated a report of a house being hit by a bullet. It was found that an individual shot

NORTHEAST REGION Green Bay Team/December Warden Chris Kratcha, of Sturgeon Bay, assisted with a December investigation of a Door County resident suspected to have illegally harvested and fed deer in a non-baiting and feeding county.

WEST-CENTRAL REGION/NOVEMBER Lower Chippewa Team Web Report Wardens Kevin Christorf, of Cornell, Lt. Jeremy Peery, Ken Thomson, of Fall Creek, and Jake Bolks, of Eau Claire, followed up on an illegal deer investigation in November.

NORTHERN REGION Spooner Team / November Warden Jesse Ashton, of Polk County, stopped a vehicle operator on the McKenzie Creek Wildlife Area and found the two occupants were road-hunting with a cocked, loaded crossbow. When

NORTHEAST REGION Green Bay/Marine Enforcement Unit Warden Mike Neal, of Sister Bay, was asked by the Door County Sheriff’s Department in September to assist with a possible rescue near Sister Bay. The individual was located

NORTHERN REGION Spooner Team Wardens Chris Spaight and Dustin Gabrielson, both of Burnett County, investigated a report of an illegally harvested turkey in October. They determined the suspect bought his license after he harvested the

WEST-CENTRAL REGION Mississippi River Team Warden Cody Adams assisted the Crawford County Sherriff’s Department in September with numerous flood related calls assisting stranded drivers and checking on residences as the county received 7 inches of

NORTHERN REGION Ashland Team Warden Amie Egstad, of Bayfield, and Red Cliff Tribal Warden Zach Peterson were out checking commercial nets in September near Port Wing when they contacted two walleye fishermen in a 14-foot