Wisconsin Waterfowl Association’s (WWA) sixth annual Waterfowl Hunters’ Expo, that ran Aug. 21-22, was a big draw for families with husbands, wives, kids and their dogs roaming the grounds of the Sunnyview Expo Center.
Brad Heidel, WWA executive director, said that his wife, Karen, who helped with admissions, made the comment that she couldn’t believe how many families came through the gate. “It’s wonderful that there is so much for everyone to do here. It really is a family event,” she said.
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