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March 30, 2001

Madison, Wis. When Wisconsin DNR wildlife officials finished counting and recounting deer registration stubs earlier this month, they confirmed their hunch the 2000 total deer kill set a state and national record with 618,374 animals checked in and talli

“We needed a big harvest,” said Bill Mytton, DNR deer ecologist. “We set the conditions for one by extending the gun and archery seasons and issuing free antlerless permits with each license sold.” Despite the high harvest, Wisconsin DNR biologists aren’t backing off the throttle much for 2001. In late February, wildlife officials announced that […]

Madison, Wis. When Wisconsin DNR wildlife officials finished counting and recounting deer registration stubs earlier this month, they confirmed their hunch the 2000 total deer kill set a state and national record with 618,374 animals checked in and talli Read More »

April 3-24: Hunter Education and Firearms Safety Course. The Wisconsin & Fox Rivers Chapter of Whitetails Unlimited and the DNR in conjunction with the Portage Rod & Gun Club. For more info contact Mike Mittelsteadt at 608-742-8702 or Conservation Warden

April 7: Kids’ Fishing Clinics. Call Cheryl Peterson at 414-263-8662 for more info. April 10 – May 8: Boating Skills and Seamanship Course offered by the US Coast Guard Auxiliary of Madison at the Maple Bluff Village Hall, 18 Oxford Place, Madison from 7-9 p.m. For more infor or to register call 608-798-4269.

April 3-24: Hunter Education and Firearms Safety Course. The Wisconsin & Fox Rivers Chapter of Whitetails Unlimited and the DNR in conjunction with the Portage Rod & Gun Club. For more info contact Mike Mittelsteadt at 608-742-8702 or Conservation Warden Read More »

March 31: The Marshfield Area Gobblers Chapter of NWTF is holding a banquet at the Eagle’s Club. The doors open at 5:30 p.m. Call Dennis at 715-387-3195 for info.

March 31: RMEF Waupaca Chapter Banquet at 5 p.m. at Hahn-a-Lulu Resort, Fremont. For more info contact Denny Wandtke at 920-244-7971. March 31: North Branch Gobblers’ 13th Annual Banquet will be held at the Summit House. Tickets $60/person or $100/couple. Contact Dave or Becky Knull at 524-4798 for more info. April 2: Whitetails Unlimited Leathercamp

March 31: The Marshfield Area Gobblers Chapter of NWTF is holding a banquet at the Eagle’s Club. The doors open at 5:30 p.m. Call Dennis at 715-387-3195 for info. Read More »

2001 Spring Fishing Seminars will be held at Joes Sporting Goods. All seminars begin at 7:00 p.m. and are free. Call 1-888-GO-TO JOE for more info.

April 6: “Walleye” By Terry Tuma Apr. 10: “Bass” By Roger Rucci Apr. 11: “Fish Locators” By Bill Diedrich Apr. 12: “River Fishing” By Scott Petersen Apr. 16: “Fly Fishing” By Gregg Thome Apr. 17: “Underwater Cameras” By Gary Gray Apr. 18: “Trolling Walleye Waters” By Sam Anderson Apr. 19: “Panfish” By Terry Tuma Apr.

2001 Spring Fishing Seminars will be held at Joes Sporting Goods. All seminars begin at 7:00 p.m. and are free. Call 1-888-GO-TO JOE for more info. Read More »

April 7: Winchester Gun Club 100 Bird Sporting Clays NSCA Classified. For info call 262-835-1112.

May 28: Winchester Gun Club Wis. Pro Gun Benefit Shoot. For more info call 262-835-1112. Upcoming Events at the Mosquito Hill Nature Center. For more info call Mary Swifka at 920-779-6433. March 31: Green Bay Area Great Lakes Sport Fishermen will sponsor the 14th annual Fishing Special Olympics at the Green Bay National Guard armory

April 7: Winchester Gun Club 100 Bird Sporting Clays NSCA Classified. For info call 262-835-1112. Read More »

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