A proposal to increase the size of Wisconsin’s deer herd doesn’t go far enough for one state lawmaker.
The Natural Resources Board approved a plan Tuesday that would increase population goals for white-tailed deer by 21-percent. State Representative Scott Gunderson (R-Waterford) says that will be of little comfort to hunters who go home empty handed. He says adding 60,000 deer really won’t make that huge of a difference. [click to continue…]
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