deer hunting

Wisconsin’s firearm deer season may be over, but hunters still have some opportunities to harvest a deer with a gun

Total license sales are down less than half a percent from last year while harvest numbers are up nearly 4%.

One of Tomahawk’s longest-running traditions turned 60 this year.

The 9-day gun deer season starts tomorrow.The Wisconsin DNR is once again emphasizing safety as a top priority this season.

Tens of thousands of deer hunters are expected to fill the woods this weekend for the start of the 9-day gun deer season.A local wildlife rehabilitator is hoping hunters will keep them in mind.

While there have been no reported cases of CWD in humans, health officials do not recommend eating the meat from deer that test positive.

Amid the back and forth over SNAP benefits and the high cost of groceries these days, the Wisconsin DNR is urging hunters to help fill the gap.For decades, the state-run deer donation program has been in decline. The state and local food pantries hope this is the year it starts to turn around.

Health officials are urging hunters to take tree stand safety seriously.

The nine-day Gun Deer Season in Wisconsin is just over two weeks away.

Wisconsin’s Natural Resources Board recently heard a presentation on the concern of lead in venison, due to the use of lead ammunition