(The Center Square) – A pair of Republican lawmakers are questioning why the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is spending less than half of the state’s fish and wildlife money on hunters and fishermen.
A new audit shows DNR is spending 49.8% of its hunting and fishing money on programs that “primarily benefit hunters and anglers.”
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