Waterfowl Hunting Wisconsin
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2/8/2012 11:45:00 AMby Don KirbyJanuary. Sigh. February. Ugh! Unless you’ve got plans for some spring snow goose hunting (you lucky dog!), this is perhaps the slowest time of the year for dedicated waterfowl hunters. The last hunt was weeks ago or more; any trophies from this year’s wing shooting have already been delivered to the taxidermist, the waders a...
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2/8/2012 7:55:00 AMBy Don Kirby As we near the end of winter and head toward the beginning of spring, it’s time for those who are interested in waterfowl in Wisconsin to get busy on some projects to help our returning migratory birds improve in their nesting success.Perhaps the best known means of making this aid is to build, install and maintain wood duck hou...
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2/5/2012 4:35:00 PMOn Wisconsin Outdoors is pleased to present this press release from Delta Waterfowl which provides helpful preparation and cooking tips for Ducks and Geese. Winnipeg, Manitoba—Ice-fishing with friends recently on a lake near Winnipeg, Delta Waterfowl President Rob Olson deep-fried four rice-fattened California mallards in peanut oil, a dark-...
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1/18/2012 7:05:00 PMThe Wisconsin Waterfowl Association Final Approach Hunter's Pincic, Saturday, January 29, 2012 [read more ...]
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1/8/2012 6:20:00 PMBy Dick Ellis Joe Porten had forecast the impending, late afternoon storms moving off of Green Bay and destined for the mainland. As the day died though, blue skies, sunshine and gentle breezes challenged the prediction and offered no hint of the dark clouds growing on the horizon. A calm before a perfect storm hung over Door County. A spec...
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12/28/2011 10:10:00 AMThe Focus of the Wisconsin Waterfowl Hunters Conference is “How can Wisconsin Waterfowl Hunting be Preserved and Improved?” Meet fellow waterfowlers and wildlife professionals to hear and discuss varied topics that affect waterfowling in Wisconsin and the Flyways. The 2012 Conference is supported by individual hunters, private conserva...