ASHLAND AREA If the landings hold up, Chequamegon Bay anglers might get a few more days of ice fishing. Anglers were still targeting the channel areas of the bay and there were good reports on
Banquet/Fundraiser March 24: Indianhead Friends of NRA Banquet, 5 p.m., Florian Gardens conference Center, Eau Claire. For more info call Judy, 715-832-2665. March 25: Buck Trail Archers WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Buck Trail Archery, Burlington.
District 1 — Ashland area Warden Amie Egstad, of Bayfield, responded in February to a complaint of coyote hunters trespassing on private property with their dogs after the landowner had spoken with some of the
District 7 — Wisconsin Rapids area Warden Randy Dunkel, of Wausau, gave a presentation at a Wausau East High School conservation class in January related to the DNR’s mission and conservations wardens’ role within the
Banquet/Fundraiser March 10-11: SCI Wisconsin Banquet, 3:30 p.m., Grand Geneva Resort. For more info call Janean Gehl, 262-437-0097. March 10: Vernon Marsh NWTF Banquet, 5 p.m., Cotton Exchange, Waterford. For more info call Larry Swenor,
This year, Kentucky elk will be released in the Flambeau River State Forest near Winter to augment what’s known as the Clam Lake herd.
ASHLAND AREA Chequamegon Bay ice conditions are deteriorating rapidly; check with the local bait shops before going out. Angler’s All, (715) 682-5754. River Rock, (715) 682-3232. CUMBERLAND AREA Most shorelines and main lake ice was
In addition to gray and fox squirrels, Wisconsin is home to a few populations of northern flying squirrels and the more common southern flying squirrels in most of the state.
Is Walker’s magazine move a sleight of hand to divert attention from his desire to kill the forest mill tax?
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