Wilderness Robotics

11/19/2021

DNR officials say a 33-year-old Decatur man drove his truck through fields and used a spotlight to shoot deer.

11/17/2021

Don't forget – if you're successful deer hunting, you have until 5 p.m. the next day to register your deer.

We offer three easy ways to make this happen:
– Online at gamereg.wi.gov
– By phone at 1-844-426-3734
– At an in-person registration station

Good luck out this season!

10/22/2021

Conservation officers say 107 dead waterfowl were illegally dumped under a bridge in southwest Saskatchewan last week.

09/28/2021

If a conservation warden rings your doorbell and asks to talk, and you know why the officer is there, it’s probably time to come clean. Likewise, if a warden pulls in behind your truck after your morning hunt, checks your license, asks some questions, pauses thoughtfully after your final answer, a...

09/23/2021

Deer hunting this fall? Know where to dispose of your deer carcass waste and help slow the spread of CWD.

Once hunters have processed their harvested deer, they can safely dispose of deer carcass waste in designated dumpsters provided by the DNR and our partners, or at a landfill or transfer station that accepts deer carcass waste.

Properly disposing of the leftover carcass helps slow the spread of disease by removing potentially infected deer carcass waste from the landscape which can be a source for CWD transmission.

Find carcass disposal locations near you: https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/wildlifehabitat/carcass.html.

Note: Check back throughout the season as additional disposal options may be added, especially as it gets closer to the gun deer season.

09/20/2021

Headed out for archery season? Don't forget that if you're successful, you have until 5 p.m. the day after harvest to get your deer registered.

Registration is fast and easy at http://gamereg.wi.gov. You can also register by phone at 1-844-426-3734 or in-person at a number of in-person registration stations that provide a phone or computer for public use.

09/17/2021

Would be nice if Wisconsin did this.

Antlers, horns, hides and skulls that were confiscated by FWP enforcement will be auctioned on Sept. 25 at the National Auction House in Billings. Items include 50 big horn sheep skulls, 390-plus-inch bull elk, moose, deer, elk, bear, mountain goats, mountain lions, martins, antelope, bobcats and more.

Most of the items come from poaching incidents. Montana statute requires FWP to sell seized items at public auction. This includes all birds, animals, fish, heads, hides, teeth or other parts of any animal other than a grizzly bear. When a carcass is confiscated, FWP donates the meat to a charitable organization and removes the antlers to be sold at auction. Doors open at 9 a.m. for inspection, and the live auction begins at 11 a.m. The National Auction House is located at 3625 South 56th Street West in Billings. Read more at https://buff.ly/3Eh9WgS

08/30/2021

08/27/2021

Chief United States Game Warden George A. Lawyer, with an illegal 10’9″ punt gun weighing 250 pounds, which was used for duck hunting. 1920.

The gun was banned because it depleted stocks of wild fowl.

07/01/2021

A projected exodus of conservation officers in the next few years is poised to deplete Manitoba's ranks, putting more pressure on officers who work longer hours but are paid significantly less than their counterparts in other Canadian provinces.

06/16/2021

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