July 18, Aug. 21-22: Outdoor Archery 3D Shoots, Neosho Archers, 8-5:00 pm. For more info call Kathy Nett, 262-335-6360. Open to the public Thurs. nights May 20 – Aug. July 24: Tremplo Archers Open 3-D
Duluth, Minn. The efforts to bring the timber wolf back from the brink of extinction in Minnesota have been successful, and as evidence the federal government will soon announce plans to remove the wolves from
com or contact Helen Downs, 715-536-8282, or email helen@muddywatersretrievers.com Aug. 1: Daniel Boone Conservation League, Inc Annual Picnic, 10 a.m to sundown, 4694 Hwy 167, Hubertus, WI. Public invited. For more info call Steve Atkielski,
The contest is for kids 12 and younger. There’s no cost to enter. Registration is at 9 a.m., and the contest runs from 10 a.m. to noon. Free lunch and prizes will follow. Kids need
Bayfield, Wis. Wisconsin DNR scientists captured and released a tagged lake sturgeon on Friday, June 4 in Chequamegon Bay. That in itself is not unusual, since the DNR has been monitoring lake sturgeon in the
Aug. 5: Marshview Conservation Club of Sheboygan Falls 5th Annual Sports Banquet, Rangeline Inn, Kohler, Wisc., 5:15 p.m. For more info call Phil Mersberger, 920-458-4488. Aug. 6: Central WI Struttin’ Toms Chapter NWTF Banquet. For
Madison Pheasants Forever (PF) announced a unique partnership on July 9 at the ESPN Great Outdoor Games in Madison that will eventually add public hunting and trapping lands to the state’s inventory. PF’s Build a
Because of testimony from the people attending the hearing, written comments, and the Pine County Board of Commissioners’ resolution opposing abandonment, the DNR had decided not to abandon the refuge. Instead, the DNR will change
The 26-episode series will begin airing in the fall of 2005 on the Outdoor Life Network. The show, Pheasants Forever Television, will feature pheasant hunting and the hunters who pursue the game. A sneak peek
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