Correspondent Wisconsin’s 2001 duck hunting season will open at noon on Saturday, Sept. 29, and the Canada goose hunting season will open in the Exterior Zone on Oct. 6. Horicon and Collins Canada goose zones
Field Editor Duluth, Minn. The DNR local grants administrator working with the city of Duluth on a controversial proposed golf course and convention center has been replaced on the project. Joe Kurcinka, assistant administrator for
Stauffer has been working as regional fisheries project coordinator in Bemidji for the past five years. He’s also served as assistant area fisheries manager in Montrose, and as fisheries specialist in Hutchinson. At Lake City,
Sept. 6: Itasca County DU 30th Annual Fundraising dinner at the Rainbow Inn in Grand Rapids. Call Larry at 218-326-4203 for more info. Sept. 6: 27th Annual DU St. Paul Chapter Banquet at the Sheraton
Editor Madison Deer hunters who want bonus antlerless permits for the fall seasons can start buying them over the counter on Monday, Sept. 10. The DNR Bureau of Licensing has tentatively selected that date to
Sept. 8: Stan Plis Sportsman League’s 9th Annual Buffalo Feed from 3-7 p.m. at the Town Hall in Babcock. For more info call Ken Keuntjes at 715-421-2624. Sept. 8: MFAR’s 3rd Annual Country Hoe Down
Oct. 5-7: United Foundation for Disabled Archers Annual Whitetail Hunt at Badger Army Ammunition Plant, for more infor, contact John Mitchell at 8727 W. Coldspring Rd., Greenfield, WI 53228, or call him at 414-541-4505. Oct.
Oct. 23-24: Natural Resources Board will meet in Neenah regarding matters concerning natural resource issues. Call Linda Jahns 608-267-7420.
My uncle Lawrence, one of my deer hunting mentors, had a saying he uttered frequently as he taught me to hunt whitetails. “If ya wanna kill bucks, sometimes ya gotta get yer feet wet,” he’d
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