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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.
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Health officials are urging hunters to take tree stand safety seriously.
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The nine-day Gun Deer Season in Wisconsin is just over two weeks away.
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Gilbert Farms is asking to nearly double in size, from about 1,400 animals to more than 2,400. It is the first time since 2020 the DNR has granted an in-person hearing for a CAFO permit
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While most people enjoying Wisconsin's natural resources do so responsibly, that's not always the case
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The DNR says just over 37-hundred bear were harvested, which is just below the five year averag
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Wisconsin’s Natural Resources Board recently heard a presentation on the concern of lead in venison, due to the use of lead ammunition
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13 hunters participating in the state-administered hunt were randomly selected from a pool of more than 26-thousand applicants
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Moving firewood can give a ride to invasive species, spreading them to new area
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The North Central Forest encompasses 9,500 square miles in northern Wisconsin. It includes all or portions of the 20 counties including Forest, Iron, Langlade, Lincoln, Oneida, Price and Vilas counties.