Oct. 16-17: American Heritage Hunting Club, hunting competition for both flushers and pointers. There will be a division for both in Singles, Doubles, and Hunter. This event is a sanctioned by the NBDCA and will
Deer hunters may stop by the location one mile north of Grand Rapids on Hwy. 38, and one-quarter mile west on Peterson Road for refreshments, story-telling, and to tour the facility.
Correspondent Waupaca, Wis. Gov. Jim Doyle wants to know whether most sportsmen would support a hunting, fishing, and trapping license fee increase that he intends to include in the next budget, and he’s asking the
Correspondent Racine, Wis. Every fall, thousands of fish enter the tributary streams of Lake Michigan, and where there are fish, there are fishermen. While officials say the majority of anglers are honest and ethical, there
Twin Lakes Sportsmen’s Club events. For more info call 773-792-3457 or 262-279-3503. 1 & 3rd Sundays: Trap shooting, Individual Tournaments 200 targets 12 noon
Nov. 6: Miller Friend’s of the Field Hunter’s Night Out Banquet, 5:30 p.m., in Reedsburg. Nov. 9: Waukesha County WTU Chapter Banquet, Saxes, Delafield, 5:30 p.m. For more info call Paul Klein, 920-688-3297. Nov. 10:
The access card is a two-part, perforated card that separates, with one for the landowner, one for the hunter. Hunter access cards are free and may be obtained by sending a self-addressed, stamped envelope to:
Staff Writer St. Paul Discussions regarding the centerpiece of Gov. Tim Pawlenty’s environmental and conservation package which includes a revamping of the Legislative Commission on Minnesota Resources have begun. Bob Schroeder, Pawlenty’s deputy chief of
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