Sturgeon tagging study tracks Yellow Lake population
DNR officials at Spooner report Yellow Lake sturgeon tagging from 1979 to 1980 totals 119 marked fish with sizes from 23 to 68 inches. Creel clerks logged 23 legal sturgeon caught and warn of potential fishing pressure exceeding eight percent, prompting possible current or future harvest controls.
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Burnett County
Big Yellow Lake
DNR
Spooner
Stan Johannes
Yellow Lake
Webster
Everett Peterson
Uw-Superior
Lynn Goodwin
Johannes
Timber storm damage in west central Wisconsin valued at $5 million
DNR foresters in Eau Claire and Menomonie assist landowners after the July 15 windstorm that hit six counties. About 140000 acres statewide were damaged, with salvageable wood potential rising as foresters coordinate sales and prioritize pulp and saw timber to recover up to half the timber value before decay and insects reduce returns.
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Wisconsin
Department of Natural Resources Foresters
Henry Anderson
Eau Claire Area
DNR
Anderson
Chippewa
Clark
Dunn
Eau Claire
Pierce
St. Croix
Upper Great Lakes Planning Commission
Bureau of Government Operations
Menomonie
Eau Claire Dnr
Chippewa, Clark
Dunn, Pierce
Crow Hawk Encounters Across Trees and Feathers
Observers recount crow and raven behavior toward hawks during a Medford Christmas bird count. Crows harass hawks to defend territory, while ravens pursue rough legged hawks in the open sky. A cat beside a suet feeder adds a wild note to the day as Nuthatches sample food and a line from ornithologist Aaron Bagg is cited.
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Medford
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Burnett
Creel
Yellow River
Mr. Johannes
Westgate Road
American Fur Exchange
P.O
Spring Valley
Elmer C. Miller
Jerry B. Ulmer
Ron
Spencer
Withee
Mueller
Chippewa Falls
Knapp
Wisc
Box 24
Knapp, WI
Koser Grain Keepers
Zcoser Silo Works, Inc
Almena
Wis
Hawk
Aaron Bagg
Massachusetts
Robbins
United Church of Christ
Dorchester
Milwaukee Public Museum