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Do you support a ban on hollow-point ammunition and semi-automatic firearms as proposed by AB 221 and AB 222? Comments [3]
INSTANT SURVEY VOTE ON - POLL s828 Do you agree with Gogebic Taconite's decision to hire guards armed with semi-automatic rifles and wearing camouflage from Arizona-based Bulletproof to protect their work site in Iron County?
Really? Camouflaged tactical assault guards ... ???
The Question: "Do you agree with Gogebic Taconite's decision to hire guards armed with semi-automatic rifles and wearing camouflage from Arizona-based Bulletproof to protect their work site in Iron County?"WHAT do YOU think of this. VOTE YOUR OPINION photo c. BlueCheddar.net ©2013 Jim Limbach Gogebic Taconite hires guards with assault rifles, wearing camouflage Here is the first paragraph of a July 9 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel story on this issue by reporter Jason Stein: Madison — Citing an incident of threats and vandalism a month ago, a mining company in northern Wisconsin is standing by its decision to bring in an out-of-state security company that outfits its guards with camouflage fatigues and assault rifles and calls itself "Bulletproof." READ MORE HERE: Follow-up: According to a July 11 news story on Wisconsin Public Radio, Gogebic Taconite has removed the Bulletproof guard team because the company had failed to obtain necessary permits to operate in Wisconsin. For more perspectives read: Talking Points Memo | Rent-a-Paramilitaries Freak Out Wisconsin BlueCheddar | Rent-a-militia pulled from proposed Wisconsin mine site. Contractor failed to obtain proper licensing from the state.
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DSORe eNews S632

VOL: eNews AUGUST 06, 2011  ISSUE: SHOW #632
•Outdoor Fest August 13 at Squirmin Worm Farm in Plymouth, Wisconsin •Time to plant fall food plots •Lake Superior pike, bass walleye action still going strong •Dan fishes Geneva Lake and Eagle River chain •Jeff gears up for Outdoor Fest	CALL 1-414-297-7554 or eMail: outdoorsradio@gmx.com
RESULTS FOR POLL s631 The No Child Left Inside organization is currently pushing for an Environmental Literacy Bill: Good -OR- Bad for the future of the outdoor sporting community? YES 67% | NO 17% | MAYBE 0% | UNDECIDED 0% | OTHER 17 % | IMPRESSIONS: 391 | RESPONSES: 6 COMMENTS: 0
INSTANT SURVEY VOTE ON - POLL s632 Two companies, one in Georgia and one in Michigan, now sell camouflaged corn, dyed green and brown. Should this product be outlawed in Wisconsin?
Camouflaged Corn – gimmick or game warden nightmare? Baiting deer is legal in some counties in Wisconsin, but illegal in 28 counties. Where legal, bait is limited two two gallons per 40 acres. Camouflaged corn would be legal to use where baiting is allowed, but because it can’t easily be seen, some hunters who would not dare use yellow corn, apples, pumpkins or other bright-colored foods where baiting is not legal might be tempted to use this new product. Read More HERE >
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GLENN WALKER Tournament bass angler from Shakopee, Minnesota reports fantastic bass action on Pool 9 of the Mississippi River   JOEL HAGEN Chief agronomist for Deer Creek Seed, Inc. shares advice on how to deal with disease and poor growth in wildlife food plots, the subject of his upcoming seminar at Outdoor Fest, August 13 at Squirmin Worm Farm in Plymouth, Wisconsin   CAPT. SCOTT BRETTING Proprietor of River Rock Inn and Bait Shop, in Ashland, Wisconsin reports good fishing for northerns, bass and walleyes on Chequamegon Bay   ANTHONY LARSON Proprietor of Coulee Region Adventures reports on good fishing in the La Crosse, Wisconsin area and previews his appearance at Outdoor Fest, Aug. 13 at The Squirmin Worm Farm   Pro-staffer RON BAREFIELD - Fishing guide from McFarland, Wisconsin reports good action for bass, muskies and walleyes on the Wisconsin River.
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Operation Deer Watch 2011 helps biologists monitor deer populations MADISON – Wildlife researchers are asking hunters and wildlife watchers to continue sending in summer deer observations during August and September. In 2010, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources launched Operation Deer Watch, a new summer deer observation effort involving outdoor enthusiasts and hunters. Summer deer observations have been part of DNR deer management program for more than 50 years but until last season only staff observations and those of other resource and law enforcement professionals were recorded. The number of deer seen with and without fawns are indicators of annual deer herd production. Data from Operation Deer Watch will be used with DNR observations to help determine the fawn-to-doe ratio. The vast amount of observation data that citizens can provide will help the wildlife biologists effectively and accurately monitor Wisconsin’s deer reproduction. “We ask that you continue to participate in this important survey by taking the time to document information about your summer deer observations,” said Brian Dhuey, DNR wildlife surveys researcher. “The results from Operation Deer Watch become more meaningful as we gather many years of summer deer observations and can monitor production trends.” The department is interested in sightings of bucks, does and fawns. Last summer, Operation Deer Watch generated more than 4,000 observations. A total of 9,662 deer were observed by 1,378 individual observers during August and September 2010. The statewide estimate for the 2010 fawn-to-doe ratio using Operation Deer Watch data was 89 fawns per 100 does. To participate in the survey, go to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources website and keyword search “operation deer watch.” Once on the web page, watch the video survey instructions and then click on the link to the survey to record your sightings. A tally sheet (pdf) is available to record information about deer observations when people do not have access to computers. Dhuey says it is important that all information be filled out for each observation. “Please ensure that the date, deer management unit, and the type and number of deer observed are recorded, without this information the data are of little value,” he says. The survey period begins August 1 and continues until Sept. 30. A report summarizing the results of your 2011 deer observations will be produced at the end of the survey period and sent to all individuals who enter their email address on every observation form. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: • Brian Dhuey at (608) 221-6342 • Jes Rees at (608) 221-6360
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