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9/1/2016 8:40:00 AMWisconsin wild rice update as of 8/25/2016 2016 Date-regulated Lake Openings Burnett County Mud Hen Lake: opens August 28th Mud Lake (Swiss): opens August 26th Long Lake: opens August 26th, closes August 27, opens August 29th Clam Lake: opens August 29th Briggs Lake: opens August 26th Polk County Big Round Lake: opens August ...
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9/1/2016 8:40:00 AMThe following date-regulated lakes are opening to wild rice harvest for the 2016 season Oneida County Big Lake, opening September 3rd Big Lake Toroughfare, opening September 3rd Vilas County Irving Lake, opening September 5th For further information on harvesting wild rice, lice...
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9/1/2016 8:35:00 AMThe following date-regulated lakes are opening to wild rice harvest for the 2016 season Washburn County Tranus Lake, opening September 1st Forest County Wabikon Lake, opening August 31st Marinette County Lake Noquebay, opening September 1st For further information on harvesting wild rice, licensing, rules and regulation...
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9/1/2016 8:35:00 AMPhoto by Michael Kienitz, Wisconsin DNR file 2016 WHOOPING CRANE FESTIVAL Join us September 8–11 in Princeton to celebrate the return of endangered whooping cranes to Wisconsin. Enjoy a free all-day festivalSaturday with speakers, live animal shows, artisans,...
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9/1/2016 8:30:00 AMMembers-Only Login | Join NSSF August 29, 2016 Vol. 17 No. 33 NSSF Lauds Olympic Shootersin USA Today Ad CONGRATULATIONS TO THE USA SHOOTING TEAM AND OUR THREE OLYMPIC MEDALISTS . . . NSSF celebrated the achievements of three USA Shooting Team women who won medal...
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8/29/2016 9:45:00 AMVenezuelan police crushed and chopped up nearly 2,000 shotguns and pistols in a Caracas city square on Wednesday, as the new interior minister relaunched a long-stalled gun control campaign in one of the world's most crime-ridden countries. Interior Minister Nestor Reverol said the event marked the renewal of efforts to disarm Venezuelans, thr...
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8/29/2016 9:35:00 AMBackyard wildlife on the Wisconsin River I’ve been unable to fish much the last few weeks due to an injury I suffered when I got clipped by my Labrador retriever. Katie and her young canine friend, Little Bear, were in my backyard chasing each other and playing games at full speed. If you’ve ever seen my Katie, she’s a rock solid...
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8/24/2016 3:25:00 PM10 DAYS LEFT TO ENTER TO WIN A FREE EAGLE LICENSE PLATE Our new eagle license plate celebrates the comeback of bald eagles in Wisconsin and lays the financial foundation for our work together to conserve native wildlife, plants and natural areas. To help raise awareness of this beautiful new license...
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8/24/2016 3:25:00 PMMADISON – Wisconsin’s cranberry growers have re-elected one director and elected two new directors to the industry’s market order board. Re-elected is Scott Schultz of Warrens. Newly elected directors include Michael Gnewikow of Warrens and Danielle Faber of Pittsville. The newly elected directors will serve three-year terms star...
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8/24/2016 3:25:00 PMMany fall hunting and trapping seasons in Wisconsin are just around the corner, and the 2016 Fall Hunting and Trapping Forecast is now available. To view this year’s hunting and trapping forecast, visit dnr.wi.gov and search keywords “forecast” or “hunt" DNR Customer Service staff is available to ...
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8/24/2016 3:20:00 PMOn August 21st, Wildlife Services confirmed that wolves depredated a 7-year-old bear hound on 8/20/16 in the Town of Chippewa, Ashland County. On August 22nd, Wildlife Services confirmed that wolves depredated a 2.5-year-old Walker hound and injured a 1.5-year-old Walker hound on 8/21/16 in the Town of Barnes, Bayfield County. More informat...
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8/24/2016 3:20:00 PMTrouble viewing this email? Click here August 23, 2016 2016 Wisconsin Fall Hunting and Trapping Forecast now availableMADISON - Many fall hunting and trapping seasons in Wisconsin are just around the corner, and the 2016 Fall Hunting and Trapping Forecast [PDF] is now available. - ...
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8/24/2016 3:15:00 PMJuly/August 2016 • Volume 45, Number 7/8 The Next Supreme Court Justice Scott PruittAttorney General, State of Oklahoma Scott Pruitt was elected Attorney General of Oklahoma in 2010. Prior to that, he served for eight years in the Oklahoma State Senate. A past...
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8/24/2016 3:15:00 PMAre you interested in outdoor recreation in Wisconsin? Do you have thoughts about what is currently available and what's most needed? Complete a recently released survey on outdoor recreation in Wisconsin. Information generated from the survey will be used to develop the Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation P...
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8/24/2016 3:15:00 PMhttp://dnr.wi.gov/news/releases/ Madison - The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Snapshot Wisconsin project is expanding and needs volunteers to help collect wildlife photos in Iron, Jackson, Manitowoc and Waupaca Counties. Snapshot Wisconsin is a citizen science effort to capture images of all types of wildlife that inhabit our state...
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8/24/2016 3:10:00 PMWisconsin Department of Natural Resources Outdoor Report summary for August 11, 2016 Complete DNR Outdoor Report (Reports from conservation wardens, wildlife and fisheries staff and property managers from around the state) Bumper blackberry crop has bear cubs healthy; bucks should soon start shedding velvet; warblers begin southern mig...
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8/24/2016 3:10:00 PMPhoto by Andrew Horton/USFWS WATCH FOOTAGE OF ONE OF WISCONSIN'S RAREST BIRDS See the legs of this speedy little shorebird blur as they scurry along the sandy beaches of Lake Superior, and learn how the Natural Heritage Conservation Program and partners are helping to protect and monitor the federally e...
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8/18/2016 10:15:00 AMAugust 16, 2016 2016 Gold Seal Awards contest underwayVisitors can vote for their favorite state park property in 10 different categoriesMADISON - Which Wisconsin state park is the best to visit in every season of the year? Which offers the best backpacking campsites? Those are among the categories for the 2016 Fr...
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8/18/2016 10:15:00 AMSPORTSMANS GARAGE SALE TOM’S GUNS AUGUST 18-19-20 &nb...
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8/18/2016 10:15:00 AMTO SIGN UP--Contact Julie at tomsguns@gmail.com or call 608-655-3772 Learn to Hunt Hunters LTH waterfowl is open only to ages 10-15 , These hunters have not previously participated in a Learn to Hunt event for waterfowl. No hunter education certification is required., DNR waives the state license, stamp and application fees for Learn to Hunt hu...
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8/18/2016 10:10:00 AMI am sending out this message on behalf of Adam Nickel (Winnebago SystemGamefish Biologist, please direct any questions to Adam:Wisconsin DNR Fisheries staff, with support from local fishing clubs andconservation clubs, recently implanted sonic transmitters into 15 yearlingGreat Lakes spotted muskellunge that were released into Winnebago Systemwate...
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8/18/2016 10:05:00 AMHORICON, Wis. - Head to Horicon Marsh in August and take advantage of fun(and free) activities, including a Wild Women Workshop and monarch butterflytagging.* Aug. 23, 10-11 a.m. - Explore Bow HuntingThis event is perfect for kids in fourth grade and above who are interestedin bow hunting. Attendees will l...
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8/18/2016 10:05:00 AMComplete DNR Outdoor Report (Reports from conservation wardens, wildlife and fisheries staff and property managers from around the state) Warm weather and warm water slow some fishing, but action remained good in some areas; Perseid meteor shower this weekend Apart from the beginning of the week and end of last weekend, when storms mov...
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8/11/2016 4:20:00 PM8/11/16 - Reported by AAA Sports If you don't mind the heat then the fish are still out there to catch. More anglers are using crankbaits, spoons, and spinners rather than minnows because the heat makes it difficult to keep the minnows fresh. Leeches are still being used in all sizes. Walleye on Shell lake have been...