October 13, 2000

Oct. 15: Powers Lake Sportsmens Club (Kenosha County) is having its Annual Turkey Shoot starting at 11 a.m. For info call 262-279-6170.

PERM Lake Mille Lacs Area Chap. on the second Thursday of the month, 7:30 p.m., at the Wahkon City Hall for more info. call 320-676-8834. Nov. 3: PERM Deer Hunters Supper at the Smokin Hill Supper Club starting at 5:30 p.m. in Isle, MN. Contact Joe at 320-676-8834 for more info. Dec. 2: PERM Brainerd

Oct. 14: MWA Chain of Lakes Chapter Annual banquet will be held at the American Legion in Fairmont, Minnesota starting at 5:30 p.m. For more information contact Robert Bonin, Sr. at 507-238-1731, or 507-238-2233. Oct. 14: MDHA Clearwater Chapter banquet starts at 5 p.m. Drawings for door prizes and raffes followed by auction. Contact Robert

Toepher said Anderson had logged 23 years on chickens. Anderson has worked for years studying black bear movements and behavior. He also was involved in research on loons, wolves, sandhill crane migration, pesticides on Buena Vista Marsh, leopard frogs, Blanding’s turtles, wood turtles, fishers, the reintroduction of pine martens, a turkey project in the Nicolet

Washington, D.C. Conservationists are struggling to rally support for wildlife in the waning days of the 106th Congress. Despite widespread, bi-partisan congressional support, the Conservation and Reinvestment Act, hailed as the most significant wildlife legislation in a generation, was derailed in a backroom deal between the White House and congressional appropriators. The deal nearly eliminates

ALGOMA AREA Anglers are still catching a good selection of trout and salmon off the breakwalls and there are quite a few fish in the Ahnapee River now. Use spawn sacs, marshmallows, Rebels, Rapalas and spoons in the morning and later afternoon. Algoma Area Chamber of Commerce hotline, (800) 626-3090. Billy Goat Bait & Tackle,

St. Paul The DNR has decided the best thing for the remaining 102,000 acres of “Con-Con” lands in northern Minnesota is continuation of the way it’s been managed for the past nine years as wildlife management area. Comments both written and spoken at four public meetings failed to convince officials otherwise. “We were looking for

Fall muskie fishermen never argue with Mother Nature during those years when the ice arrives later than normal. Fishing rivers for late fall muskies is one way to extend the season even a bit further. River fishing for muskies late in the fall is a matter of needing only a stout rod or two and

The Okauchee Fishing Club meets at 7 p.m. at the Red Carpet West Allis, Lower Level Hall, 10901 W. Lapham Ave. on the first and third Tuesday of each month with a variety of speakers and subjects covering all aspects of fishing in Wisconsin. Guest fee $2. The Milwaukee Chapter of Muskies, Inc., meets the