Aspects of the hunt under consideration include the following: private land only, restricted to youth who didn’t draw a turkey tag, and the need for youth to first attend a turkey hunting clinic and firearms
Mar. 9-10: Coulee Archers, Inc. will be holding bowhunter saftey courses from 9-4 each day. Call 608-582-4091 for more info. Mar. 11-18: Hunter Safety Class. For more info call Jeffery Jones at 715-835-1070. Mar. 12:
Staff Writer St. Paul, Minn. The lack of snow throughout the upper Midwest and Canadian prairies region doesn’t bode well for the upcoming waterfowl nesting season. Waterfowl managers are seeing drier-than-normal weather, which has caused
March 7: Northern Highland-American Legion State Forest draft master plan review, Wausau, Marathon County Public Library, 300 First St., for info, call Dennis Leith, NHAL superintendent, (715) 358-9225.
March 7-9: 24th annual Wisconsin Lakes Convention, Green Bay, registration is open throughout convention, sponsored by the Wisconsin Lakes Partnership, comprised of the UW-Extension, Wisconsin Association of Lakes and DNR, for infor and to download
April 20: The Chippewa Falls & Eau Claire DU and the Chippewa Valley Pheasants Forever are hosting a shoot at the Eau Claire Rod & Gun Club. Call Doug Burrows at 715-835-1943 for more info.
To view the proposed changes to the WCA, see the BWSR web site at: www.bwsr.state.mn.us. Comments will be accepted through March 13. Mail them to: WCA Rules, Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources, One
NORTHWEST METRO Howard Lake is giving up a few crappies during the evening hours in 20 to 25 feet of water. Look to Ramsey Lake and Little Maple Lake for limited sunfish and crappie activity
July 27-Aug. 4: 20th Annual Kewaunee/Door County Salmon Tournament. Call Kewaunee Marina for more info at 920-388-2222. Aug. 17: The 2nd Annual Brew City Salmon Tourney will take place at the McKinley Marina in Milwaukee.
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