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Wisconsin’s Natural Resources Board has eliminated a rule that said people could not carry a gun while on the water or on the shore
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Al Murray, the Langlade County Forest, Parks, and Recreation Administrator, says the Snowmobile Council chose to hold off opening until this week to get a more frozen trail base following the Saturday snow
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This will be the latest opening for the trails in at least 25 years.
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In less than a week, ice rinks on Lake Minocqua will become a stage for some of the best pond hockey players in the country - and even the world - as they visit the Island City to have some fun and play some hockey
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The Rhinelander Nordic Ski Team is preparing for the State Distance Meet this weekend. It’s the final races of what has been another season of poor snow conditions.
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Deer Management Specialist Jeff Pritzl updated the Natural Resources Board recently on public comment on the idea of going back to a habitat-based system of deer management units
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Rhinelander makes the top ten in a list of the best places to ice fish
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Many towns which have already opened up their county roads and town roads have seen a shift for the better in the economy, while other towns have their doubts about opening up the roads
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DNR Large Carnivore Specialist Randy Johnson recently outlined recommendations for the Wisconsin Natural Resources Board
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The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources wants people to watch out for dangerous conditions when riding recreational vehicles like ATV’s or snowmobiles
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WinMan Trails in Vilas County adds more than $4 million to the local economy each year, that’s according to a new report from the Wisconsin Office of Outdoor Recreation.
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Gary “Inky” Engstrom was known to be a legendary hockey coach and fitness leader in the Ironwood Community.Even after his death, his friends are making sure he’s still inspiring people to stay active.