Wallace Byron Grange

Wallace Byron Grange (19051987) was a conservationist and author in the United States.

He attended Ladysmith High School. He was the first superintendent of game for the Wisconsin Conservation Department and established a game farm in Door County. He then worked for the U.S. Biological Survey, which became the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, in Washington D.C.

He married a woman named Hazel, purchased a large property, and restored it. They turned it into a game farm, trapping deer and shipping them to restock areas where they had been depleted. It is now the Sandhill Wildlife Area.

Writings Feed Wildlife in Winter, a 21 page illustrated pamphlet (1937) Wisconsin Grouse Problems (1948) The Way of Game Abundance (1949) Those of the Fores As the Twig Is Bent, A Memoir