Madison (AP) — Democratic Gov. Tony Evers plans to ask state officials again for permission to develop limits on a group of chemicals known as PFAS in Wisconsin groundwater. DNR officials are set to ask
No compassion for understanding, only citation-driven, is the main intent of the DNR. Recently I received a citation for baiting. The incident at issue was to afford wildlife the benefit of a bumper crop of
The Wisconsin DNR’s third attempt at revising the state’s wolf management plan was released Wednesday, Nov. 9, and public comments are now being accepted. You may not be anxious to read a plan with 167
“Streams are open for catch-and-release fishing starting in mid-winter and this continues through spring. The harvest season for stream trout runs from the May fishing opener to mid-October.
DNR Conservation Warden Mike Burns recently transferred from Lafayette County to nearby Iowa County, the northern station, but not before completing an illegal deer hunting case with extensive assistance from Governor Dodge State Park Conservation
But the importance of the hunt itself – in terms of management of the state’s most popular game animal and the economic benefit that comes from hundreds of.
With early ice, there are not a lot of bites that have stood out up to this point.
And largemouth bass numbers came in a lot stronger.
Whether hunters prefer large game, small game, waterfowl or gamebirds, Wisconsin has something for everyone. Hunting and trapping provide a way for families to put local, lean protein on their tables while aiding the DNR
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