March 26, 2004

Tomah Warrens Sportsmens Alliance Club grounds 1.5 miles east of County O on Broadway Ave. just south of Warrens. Register 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at club grounds. For more info on any of the events below, call Lavern Nelson, 608-372-6089, April 4: 3D Shoot April 18: Round Robin – Shot Gun Shoot June 6: […]

March 26: Waushara Gobblers NWTF Banquet. For more info call Dave Algrem, 920-787-4886. March 26: 14th Annual Blackhawk Toms Chapter NWTF Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Tibbies in Janesville. For more info & tickets call 608-754-5208. March 26: Pine Bluff Chapter WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Kitt’s Korner Sports Bar, Cross Plains. For more info call Sean Timmens,

Walleye Cup 2004 schedule. For more info call 800-890-3474 or check out www.walleyecup.com. April 18: Winneconne May 16: Petenwell June 13: Lake Dubay July 18: Sturgeon Bay Aug. 28-29: Championship, Green Lake

May 8: Wisc.-Adams Antique Trap Collectors meet. For more info call Bob White, 608-339-6686. Sheboygan Area Great Lakes Sport Fishermen Club meet every Third Tuesday of month, Sept. to June, 7 p.m., Sheboygan Outboard Club, 732 N. Water St., Sheboygan, WI. Meeting is open to the public. Call for info on monthly guest speaker. Lyle

March 6: Spring Expo & Conceal/Carry Seminar March 13: Bob Jensen Walleye Seminar March 20: Fly Fishing Basics March 27: Conceal/Carry Seminar April 3: Conceal/Carry Seminar April 10: “Tackle Terry” Tuma Crappies

Correspondent Pardeeville, Wis. On a snowy morning in February, a team of turkey trappers huddled inside a small blind waiting for the large birds to find the bait. They didn’t have to wait long. George Klemolin, graduate student in wildlife ecology at UW-Madison, and Jim Derrig, a DNR wildlife technician, were in the midst of

It’s no coincidence that Wisconsin’s phenomenally successful wild turkey restoration program began shortly after the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) was founded in 1973. Within a few years, a strong partnership was forged between state conservation officials, the federation, and local NWTF volunteers. That partnership has helped Wisconsin develop a population of more than 320,000

Field Editor St. Paul The Minnesota Legislature will be considering trophy deer hunting regulations in four northwestern Minnesota counties. At press time, state Sen. Leroy Stumpf, DFL-Thief River Falls, was expected to propose “Quality Deer Management (QDM)” rules for Kittson, Marshall, Roseau, and Pennington counties. Under the proposal, hunters could only kill bucks with four

Eau Claire, Wis. The Kickapoo River in Wilton Township of Monroe County stream will be reclassified as trout water, based on its ability to support trout reproduction, according to David Vetrano, DNR senior fisheries supervisor, of La Crosse. The classifications are based on water quality and fisheries studies conducted during the past several years in