A pair of Republican legislators recently circulated a bill that would require Wisconsin wildlife officials to establish a new population goal for wolves in the state in their next management plan.
Fishing for late-season ice walleyes in shallow weeds is more like hunting than fishing.
Tracking Chinook movement is one aspect of an ongoing Great Lakes mass marking program done cooperatively with almost a dozen state and federal agencies across five states. There are up to 20 people working on
This spot had a significant amount of observed angler activity during the morning hours.
Sure, a turkey can be shot at any time during hunting hours, but there’s nothing quite like calling in a bird right off the roost. Getting to your spot even a few minutes late can
We’re probably past the point where in-person deer registration would return to Wisconsin. People have adapted to and accepted electronic deer registration, and the convenience(s) it can provide.
Hunters must, however, be aware of
The fishery is usually dominated by walleye and sauger fishermen, with a few anglers sprinkled in chasing yellow perch and white bass.
There are several things you need to consider when heading out into
Wisconsin DNR agency spokesperson Katie Grant said in an email to The Associated Press that the DNR received about 4,000 comments and needed time to put them in a format that is easily accessible online.
One of the best things about this job is getting to meet people – even if it’s just by phone or email – who share an interest in Wisconsin natural resource management, as well as
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