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JANUARY 01, 2011 | SHOW #601
 • Happy New Year!
• Be careful on the ice!
• Ice fishing is hot right now all across Wisconsin, from Chequamegon Bay to Lake Monona.
• Future Fisherman Foundation aims to introduce America’s youth to angling and the outdoors.
 • Hardwater Jeff Kelm catches a mess of panfish on Sheboygan County’s Crystal Lake.
• Dan and Dead-Eye go Christmas handgun shopping at Midwestern Shooters Supply. | 
RESULTS FOR POLL s552
Would you rate 2010 as a good year for hunting and fishing in Wisconsin?
YES 0% | NO 100% | MAYBE 0% | UNDECIDED 0% |
OTHER 0% IMPRESSIONS: 35 | RESPONSES: 3 |
COMMENTS: 0
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 INSTANT SURVEY VOTE ON - POLL s601
Should Wisconsin allow all hunters to use crossbows
during the archery deer season?
 BACKGROUND: The Big Game Committee of the Wisconsin Conservation Congress has advanced a resolution that would legalize crossbows for all hunters during Wisconsin’s archery deer seasons.
Crossbows are legal for all hunters during the archery season in 17 states.
In Wisconsin, only hunters 65 and older and physically disabled hunters may use them.
Read more here. |
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FISHING CONTESTS Find them ALL online @ American Fishing Contests
RUFFED GROUSE SOCIETY BANQUETS & EVENTS Online Info:
OTHER EVENTS
- Jan. 1: Hartford Conservation and Gun Club New Year’s Day trap and 3D archery shoot 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Events include practice trap, a cash shoot, an outdoor archery “snow shoot,” raffles and free chili. The Rose Bowl game will be shown in the clubhouse. The club is located two miles east of Hartford on Highway 60.
CONTACT: 262-673-9919.
- Jan. 4: Great Lakes Sport Fishermen Ozaukee Chapter, 7:00 p.m., Railroad Station Hall, 200 S. Railroad St., Saukville. Chad and David Biersach will speak on charter fishing techniques. Free and open to the public. CONTACT: 262-644-8481.
- Jan. 6: The Squirmin Worm Farm Bait & Tackle in Plymouth, Wisconsin. “Hardwater” Jeff Kelm will present a seminar on tip-downs for crappies at 6:00 p.m. Check out tip-downs and other gear, including the new Jiffy Pro IV propane-powered ice drill. Free seminar, but please register to reserve a seat. Limited to 30 attendees.
- Feb. 4: Waukesha County Conservation Alliance 50th Annual Dinner, Olympia Resort, 1350 Royal Mile Rd., Oconomowoc. Doors open at 5:30, dinner at 7:00. Tickets $40 must be ordered by Jan. 19. CONTACT: Ken 262-547-2802; Sid 262-542-3684.
- Deer hunters: if you don’t have plans for your deer hides, why not donate them to a worthy cause? The folks at Milwaukee Elks Lodge No. 46 are accepting deer hides to be tanned and made into gloves and other products for the disabled. The Elks Lodge is located at 5555 W Good Hope Road in Milwaukee. You can drop off hides in the basket in the front hallway. Ring the buzzer for 24-hour access. CONTACT: 414-353-2900, ext. 4
 Last chance to vote for your favorite in the Outdoor Life 25 competition! Voting ends Dec. 31. We voted for Ben Hobbins and encourage you to do so, too. Let's make Ben the Outdoor Life 25 People's Choice for 2010! Click here or on the icon (left) to vote.
WISCONSIN HUNTING & FISHING SEASONS
- Dec. 31: Pheasant season ends
- Dec. 31: Fall turkey season ends
- Jan. 9: Late bow deer season ends in most units
- Jan. 31: Late bow deer season ends in Metro units
- Jan. 31: Squirrel season closes. Ruffed grouse season closes in Zone A.
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 Duck box: Tips 'n WARNING!
This is the time of year to clean out your wood duck nest boxes. When you clean them out, be sure to take along some fresh cedar shavings to replace the nesting material and some metal hardware cloth or gutter guard to repair or replace any damaged ladders, which help the ducklings climb out of the boxes.
Jerry Solsrud, founder of the Wisconsin Waterfowl Association, reports that when he serviced his wood duck boxes last week, he found some of the chicks that had hatched lying dead in the bottom of the boxes. The climbing ladders had come down and the chicks were unable to climb out of the boxes. The only houses this occurred in were those with the WWA logo on them. These boxes had plastic window screening for ladders. Although these boxes are just a few years old, the plastic must deteriorate in time, become detached from the staples and simply fall down. Solsrud replaced all the plastic screen ladders with aluminum gutter guard. |
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