Washington — The U.S. Senate in a bipartisan effort April 20 passed legislation that would permanently reauthorize the Land and Water Conservation Fund. The reauthorization of the fund was part of the Energy Policy Modernization Act, which passed by a vote of 85-12. The fund was created in 1964 for conservation and is supplied by […]
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Rhinelander, Wis. — A total of 108 Oneida County sportsmen registered for the annual spring hearing at the James Williams Junior High School in Rhinelander on April 11, with few comments heard from the audience. As usual in recent years, several dozen people filled out ballots prior to the meeting and left the hearing
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by Chef John Ramage Chef Ramage shares that this recipe evolved from the most requested item on his catering menu. “When I began hunting, I substituted the ground beef for ground venison and other wild game meat. The dish has remained popular among friends, family, and fellow hunters.” Ramage said. Total Time: 1 hour
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Meet John Ramage – who graduated from Johnson and Wales University in 1983. He worked as a chef on Long Island and in Manhattan, NY before opening his own catering business. He currently enjoys hunting and creating wild game dishes from his quarry. Wild Game Rigatoni Ala Vodka by Chef John Ramage Chef Ramage shares that
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Most crappie anglers head shallow in the spring, but staying off the shoreline can pay dividends
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Region I – Capt. Laura Petreikis A man was fishing in the middle of the Rock River below the Steel Dam near Milan. A panicked 911 call was made by an eye-witness to multiple small young children playing dangerously/ unsupervised at the dam head. CPO Francisko arrived and witnessed the dangerous situation. The CPO was
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Lake Michigan: The coho action is really hot for both the shore and the boating anglers. Fish have moved all the way up to the northern harbors like Waukegan. Dodger fly combos, as well as small crankbaits are the troller’s choice, while the shore anglers are catching fish with power lines and casting spoons and
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