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Aug. 8: 13th Annual banquet for Central Wisconsin Struttin’ Toms Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation, Blue Top Supper Club, 3444 Division St., Stevens Point, 5:30 p.m., $50 per person, $90 per couple, prizes,

Jeff Thielen, DNR Enforcement education program coordinator said it’s those who hunt outside of Minnesota who encounter the most problems. The state of Colorado requires proof of hunter education or firearms safety for anyone born

Participants will include the Wisconsin DNR, Wyoming DNR, Minnesota Board of Animal Health, Minnesota DNR, Department of Health, USDA, and the USFWS. The moderator for the event is Dr. Will Hueston from the University of

Associate Editor and Correspondent Madison For several years, Wisconsin has had the option of having a split duck opener to satisfy the desires of hunters in the south and the north, but until now, there’s

No more than 100 permits will be issued. Youth ages 12-17 as of Oct. 10, 2002, will be eligible to apply. All youth hunters must be accompanied by an adult mentor. A random drawing will

Aug. 10: Challenge The Outdoors, Inc. 50 Bird Trap Shoot at the Brown County Sportsmen’s Club in Green Bay. For more info call 920-833-6274 or 920-434-9930. Website: www.challengetheoutdoors.org Aug. 10-11: Aurora Ouisconsin Outdoor Club Annual

Stalled Chippewa National Forest management frustrates many By Shawn Perich Field Editor Grand Rapids, Minn. Rick Horton wonders how many birds the next generation of grouse hunters will flush from coverts in the 670,000-acre Chippewa

Editor Madison The DNR hopes hunters will cooperate with its efforts to collect brain tissue samples from at least 36,000 deer during the 2002 gun deer season. The agency wants to test brain samples from

MWA proposes later opener, shorter season, smaller bag By Tim Spielman Associate Editor St. Paul While DNR officials already have made known their preference for a Sept. 21 duck opener this year, they continued to