Tony Gawarecki, of St Mary’s School in Bird Island; Samuel Moudry, of Bold-Bird Island Elementary in Bird Island; and Eric Johnson, of Kasson-Mantorville Schools in Kasson were selected as grand prize winners. Seventy-four students from
The state’s Stewardship program and various land trusts that are being established around the state to preserve natural landscapes are moving in the right direction, he said. “We have to be thinking 50 or 100
May 16, 22-23: Faribault Archery Club Outdoor 3D Shoot. All skil levels/ages welcome, 8-2 p.m. For more info call Brian, 507-334-7446. South Forty Archery Club in Lakeville. For more info call Al or Tammy Anderson,
May 24: Wisconsin Fishing Club meeting, Calhoun Station,. 1849 So. Calhoun Rd., New Berlin, $1 admission. Salmon Unlimited of Wisconsin meets the second Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. at the 5th St. Yacht
Correspondent Ashland, Wis. Members from at least two Chequamegon Bay sportfishing clubs are generally pleased with proposed federal regulation changes to a rule that limits use of snowmobiles, ATVs and ice augers within one-quarter mile
May 25: Brillion Boss Toms Chapter NWTF Banquet. For more info call Brad Martinson, 920-864-2924. May 27: Antigo Ladies DU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Black Jack Steakhouse, Antigo. For more info call Melissa Duffek, 715-623-6140. June
Abraham reports that while it’s illegal to operate motorized vehicles in WMAs, there has been an increasing number of complaints concerning their operation in both Cedar Rock and Tiger Lake WMAs near Redwood Falls. Horseback
Burning restrictions were lifted last week in Douglas, Grant, Pope, and Stevens counties, and early this week for Anoka, Chisago, Isanti, and Sherburne counties. Burning restrictions remain in effect for several counties. More information about
Forecast: Expect shallow walleyes in lake country By Glen Schmitt Staff Writer Sauk Centre, Minn. Need shiners for opener walleyes? You’ll find them. Fatheads? Plenty. Rainbow minnows? No problem. Jumbo leeches? Good luck. That’s the
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