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MAY 21, 2011 |  SHOW #621 •Failed wheel bearing foils world-record attempt on the Rhine River •Twin teens plan 24-hour muskie marathon •Lake Michigan action still slow this spring •Jeff attends Conservation Congress Convention in Wausau •Dan bags another turkey in Wisconsin and enjoys some R&R in Iowa’s Driftless Area	RESULTS FOR POLL s620 Do you think it is a good idea to introduce one exotic species to control another? YES 14% | NO 86% | MAYBE 0% | UNDECIDED 0% | OTHER 0 % | IMPRESSIONS: 171 | RESPONSES: 7 | COMMENTS: 0
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BACKGROUND: Republican lawmakers are moving quickly on bills to allow people to carry concealed weapons without any training and potentially without having to obtain state permits. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel has an article on this issue and we're sending you directly to the source to read it. Let us know what you think. Take the POLL and leave us comments READ THE STORY: New concealed carry bills go futher than previous efforts
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CAPTN. DAN WELSCH Proprietor of Dumper Dan’s Sportfishing Charters of Sheboygan reports on near-shore fishing action for trout and salmon in Lake Michigan . JACOB and JARED STANKOWSKI 13-year-old Muskie Brothers announce their 24-hour Muskie Marathon, June 24-25 on Pewaukee Lake. MIKE SCHNITZKA World-record canoe racer debriefs his failed attempt to set a new world record for the descent of the Rhine River. MADISON OUTDOORS REPORT... EXCLUSIVELY ON FM 100.5 ESPN | w/ DUFFY KOPF    DUFFY KOPF Pro-staffer for Dwyer Marine in Madison, Wisconsin reports on fishing action on the Madison Chain and invites anglers to Dwyer Marine’s Breakfast at the Landing at Warner Park Boat Launch on Lake Mendota
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Leave wild animals wild POYNETTE – White-tailed deer fawns are starting to be seen in Wisconsin, and state wildlife officials and conservation wardens are receiving calls from people concerned about “abandoned” fawns. “Fawns left alone in the woods are not abandoned,” says Sara Kehrli, wildlife biologist for the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. “When fawns are born they have very little scent to them, and does intentionally leave them alone as a way of protecting them from predators. The mother is almost always nearby and keeping an eye on the fawn. She returns to the fawn to nurse when she feels it is safe. Deer living near residences have been known to leave fawns on patios, in backyards and other places. The best thing people can do if they come across a fawn is to move away from the area and leave the fawn alone.” READ more on Dan's Blog: Blog The Road... Leave Wild Animals Wild
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MAY 14, 2011 |  SHOW #620 •Minnesota archer scores ghost gobbler •Wisconsin Drummer Fund creates wildlife habitat •Tips for cold-water boating safety •Dan bags turkeys in New York and Wisconsin •Jeff hits the road on his new motorcycle	RESULTS FOR POLL s619 Do you favor extending each of Wisconsin's spring turkey hunting periods by two days so that there will be six consecutive, seven-day hunting periods that begin on Wednesday and continue through Tuesday of the following week? YES 0% | NO 100% | MAYBE 0% | UNDECIDED 0% | OTHER 0 % | IMPRESSIONS: 158 | RESPONSES: 1 | COMMENTS: 0
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BACKGROUND: Experimental release of stingless parasitic wasps may help Wisconsin control emerald ash borer MADISON – Tiny stingless wasps the size of a grain of rice may someday play a role in controlling the emerald ash borer (EAB) infestation in Wisconsin. The invasive pest has killed millions of ash trees since its discovery in Michigan in 2002. EAB was accidentally introduced from China within shipments of imported products. It is not a pest in Asia, where it only lives in dying trees, because ash trees there evolved with it and so healthy Asian ash have effective defenses. Unfortunately, there is no evidence of resistance in our ash species. This spring, scientists with the University of Wisconsin – Madison, the DNR, and USDA-APHIS will introduce three species of stingless parasitic wasps that prey almost exclusively on the ash-killing beetle in a cooperative project. Emerald ash borer was first discovered in Wisconsin near the Village of Newburg in 2008. Since that time, EAB has shown up in Cudahy, Oak Creek, Franklin, West Bend and Victory, and has been trapped in Green Bay and Kenosha. A Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources grant will help fund the research for the next three years. For more information about EAB in Wisconsin, or call 1-800-462-2803. READ MORE HERE:
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JEN NOLTE Team member of Workin’ for Whitetails TV tells how she arrowed a rare gray-phase double-bearded turkey on her birthday with the help of her husband Chad. GARY ZIMMER Conservation biologist with the Ruffed Grouse Society reports on the impact of late snow and cold weather on migrating woodcock. CHRIS GROTH Warden supervisor for the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Northeast District Marine Patrol shares boating safety tips for spring and announces a new emergency rule for Great Lakes trollers. MADISON OUTDOORS REPORT EXCLUSIVELY ON FM 100.5 ESPN w/ DUFFY KOPF DUFFY KOPF Pro-staffer for Dwyer Marine in Madison, Wisconsin reports on opening weekend action on the Madison Chain and invites anglers to Dwyer Marine’s Breakfast at the Landing at Warner Park Boat Launch on Lake Mendota.
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Wild Whooping Crane Chicks Hatch at Necedah National Wildlife Refuge in Central Wisconsin The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Necedah National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) and the Whooping Crane Eastern Partnership (WCEP) are celebrating another success in efforts to reintroduce a wild migratory whooping crane population in eastern North America. Three whooping crane chicks hatched this week at Necedah NWR in central Wisconsin. The first chick to hatch this season was the offspring of wild whooping crane W1-06. W1-06 was hatched and raised in 2006 on Necedah NWR and is the first wild offspring from the eastern whooping crane reintroduction project started more than a decade ago. READ more on Dan's Blog: Blog The Road
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