Stories of big fish in North Dakota waters
Doug Leier
June 19, 2025
April 28: Hunt of a Lifetime first ever Wisconsin fundraising sporting clays shoot, 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., J&H Game Farm, Hwy. 156, two miles west of Navarino, call 715-758-8134. Entry fee is $20; $10 for shooters 16 and younger. Proceeds benefit the termi
May 19: Eau Claire DU Chapter Fun Shoot (Trap, Skeet & 5 Stand) at Eau Claire Rod & Gun Club. For more info call Doug Burrows at 715-835-1943. May 20: Westshore Sportsman’s Club will sponsor its annual non-registered five-man team trap tournament, 10 a.m., at clubhouse on Lakeshore Rd. north of Two Rivers, $750 payout, […]
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