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Wisconsin DNR will issue 12 thousand more bonus tags this year

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By Maurice Savage
| WXOW-TV (La Crosse, WI) Verified
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WXOW) – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources announced new deer harvest quotas for 2026. Beginning on Aug. 17, there will be more than 272,000 total antlerless harvest tags available for purchase. That's 12,000 more than last year. These are in addition to the free bonus tags issued in farmland zones.
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Local artist unveils photo exhibit inspired by love letters found at Myrick Park

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By Maurice Savage
| WXOW-TV (La Crosse, WI) Verified
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WXOW) – The Rivoli Art District will soon unveil a new exhibit called Populus/Populace: Letters from the Cottonwood. The gallery will feature photography from local artist Srna Dabikj that tells the story of a discovery she and her husband made at a cottonwood tree in the Myrick Park Marsh. Each photograph tells the story of a community in the middle of isolation connecting through love letters. The exhibit showcases how the innocence of a child allowed strangers to be vulnerable.
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Wisconsin's venomous snakes: What to know this summer

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By Maurice Savage
| WXOW-TV (La Crosse, WI) Verified
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WXOW) – Wisconsin is home to two highly venomous snakes, the timber rattlesnake and the eastern massasauga rattlesnake. The timber rattlesnake is primarily found throughout western Wisconsin in the bluffs and along the Mississippi River, extending as far as Dane County. The massasauga can be found in wetland areas throughout western and central Wisconsin. Although encounters are rare, it's important for people to know what to do if they come across one.
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