Associate Editor St. Paul Minnesota biologists joined others from around the country in Denver last week to address the nation’s top wildlife disease concern chronic wasting disease in deer and elk. Ed Boggess, DNR Wildlife
Aug. 17: Safari Club Int’l Badgerland Chapter presents Dining Around the World at Chula Vista Resort, North River Road, Wisc. Dells. For tickets call Rollie Manthe at 608-249-7754. For more info call David Ekkebus at
Correspondent Madison Nary a hint of fall is in the air, but Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) officials already have drawn a preliminary sketch for this year’s pheasant and ruffed grouse hunting seasons. DNR
Correspondent To many who saw them, they looked young. “Looking at them, I’m feeling pretty old,” said a DNR employee as he watched the “kids” go through ATV safety drills at Leisure Lake Youth Camp
Aug. 17: Roxbury Trap Club, Sauk City, hosted by Hickory Ridge Gobblers Chapter, trap shooting, archery, survival, cooking, fly tying, map & compass. Call: Connie Lange, 608-592-5785. Aug. 17: Eau Claire Rod & Gun, Eau
Field Editor Ft. Snelling, Minn. Despite the best efforts of hunters, snow geese numbers showed an increase in the past year after three years of decline. The most recent winter index estimated over 2.7 million
Aug. 27: Combination Gun & Bow Safety Classes at Waukesha Rifle and Pistol Club. Registration and classes start at 6:45 p.m. For more info call Ken at 262-542-8602 or Bruce at 262-646-2963. Aug. 27: Hunter
The Muskellunge Club of Wisconsin meet the third Wednesday of February, March, May, Oct. and Nov. at 7:30 p.m. at the Bavarian Wurst House, 8310 W. Appleton in Hampton, Milwaukee.Public is welcome to attend! For
Aug. 17: 2nd Annual Brew City Salmon Tourney at the McKinley Marina in Milwaukee. Entry fee is $100. Call Fred Licau at 414-425-5727 for more info. Aug. 24: Midwest Bass Tournament Challenge on the Madison
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