District 4 — Woodruff area Warden Jim Jung, of Rhinelander, investigated a citizen complaint in January of a foot-hold trap and coyote that were removed from the trap site without the trapper’s/owner’s permission. Warden Jung located the suspect, along with the trap and coyote pelt. Enforcement action was taken. Wardens Jim Jung and Stan Lewis …
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District 1 — Ashland area Warden Matt Koshollek, of Drummond, was on patrol and driving south on Hwy. 63 near Drummond in January when he noticed a snowmobile had just crashed on a snowmobile trail. Koshollek made sure the snowmobiler was not injured. The operator failed field sobriety and was arrested for OWI. Warden Koshollek
November field reports District 3 — Park Falls area Wardens Dan Michels, of Park Falls, and Jason Roberts, of Walworth County, responded to a call from the Price County Sheriff’s Department regarding a lost hunter at about 11 p.m. on opening day of gun season. The 62-year-old male was hunting a large remote tract on
District 6 — Eau Claire area Wardens Kevin Christorf, of Cornell, and Jacob Bolks, of Eau Claire, followed up in November on a complaint of an individual shooting a pheasant from the road. The individual shot the pheasant from the road and from inside the vehicle near the Tom Lawin State Wildlife Area. The individual
District 1 — Ashland area Wardens Lynna Gurnoe, of Bayfield, Adam Stennett, of Brule, and Amie Egstad, of Bayfield, joined several Bayfield County deputies and Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission (GLIFWC) wardens in November on a search for a lost hunter. Stennett used his ATV to find the hunter, who was still trailing
District 2 — Cumberland area Warden Chris Spaight, of Grantsburg, and Grantsburg DNR forest ranger Jay Riewestahl investigated a complaint in October that a house had been burned intentionally and had not been inspected or permitted, as required. Warden Pete Carlson, of Frederick, assisted a hunter during the disabled hunt. The hunter was able to
September District 8 — La Crosse area Wardens Mike Melgaard and Dale Hochhausen, both of Onalaska, contacted three individuals fishing from a boat in September on the Mississippi River near the Genoa dam. One of the individuals was using his brother’s fishing license because he had been revoked for various hunting and trapping violations. The
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