April 5-6: Viking Woodcarvers 2003 Spring Show & Sale, Har Mar Mall, Roseville. Sat. 10-6 p.m., Sun. Noon-5 p.m. April 12: Tracy Sport show, 8-6 p.m., Prairie Pavilion in Tracy. For more info check www.tracysportsmenshow.com
April 12: 2003 Wisconsin Conservation Hall of Fame induction ceremony, Sentry Theater, Stevens Point. May 10: Random Lake Rod & Gun Club Brat Fry, Trap Shoot, Raffle & All Lakes Fishing Contest at Random Lake
outagamie.wi.us/park/MH-Home.html April 11: Stargazers Gather at Mosquito Hill, 8 p.m. April 12: Timber Wolves Information Network (TWIN) workshop, 9-3 p.m.
Pengelly says raptor silhouettes are attached to the mirrored windows because songbirds have crashed into them in the past. But they did not deter the turkey. DNR staff placed the bird in a freezer. It
Minnesota DNR officials remind anglers that from March 1 through May 2 reduced limits and size restrictions are in effect on the Red River for walleyes, sauger and northern pike. These regulations, referred to as
July 5: 2nd Annual Algoma Challenge. 100% payback, less expenses. For more info contact Billy Goat Bait & Tackle, 920-487-9710 or check out www.billygoats@itol.com July 26-Aug. 3: 21st Annual Kewaunee/Door County Salmon Tournament. For more
April 28: Wisconsin Fishing Club Meeting, Irish Spring House, 7 p.m. Speaker: Marty Studeman, an expert on the Mississippi River. Cost: $3. For more info call Wally Troppmann, 414-541-7387. Wisconsin Smallmouth Alliance meet the second
Aug. 15-17: Nat’l Championship Musky Open, Vilas County Fairgrounds, Eagle River. For more info call 715-479-6400 or 1-800-359-6315.
June 14: Annual 3D Shoot in Horicon. Team & individual events at Horicon Marsh Bowmen. For more info call Steve Prieve, 608-251-5990. July 19: 1st Annual 3D Shoot in Fon Du Lac at Lake Shore
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