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Can increased public awareness stop the spread of aquatic invasives? YES 100% | NO 0% | MAYBE 0% | UNDECIDED 0% | COMMENTS [3]
INSTANT SURVEY VOTE ON - POLL s727 Should the Natural Resources Board approve the proposed regulations for a wolf hunting and trapping season, including a quota of 201 wolves for the 2012-13 season?
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The question we want to know is WHAT do YOU think of this. Let us know. Take the POLL! VOTE YOUR OPINIONphoto courtesy Scott Flaherty ©2012 Natural Resources Board to consider wolf season at July special meeting MADISON -- The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has released its final proposal for Wisconsin’s fall 2012 wolf hunting and trapping season. The Wisconsin Natural Resources Board, the policy-making body for the Department of Natural Resources, will meet at 9 a.m. on July 17 in the Spruce/Sands room at the Holiday Inn Convention Center, 1001 Amber Ave., Stevens Point, to consider the rule. Information on the hunting season proposal can be found on the DNR website:search for keyword “wolf.” A wolf hunting season was approved by the Wisconsin State Legislature earlier this year. The board will review final implementation plans for the first year of that hunt. The public is welcome to attend and comment on DNR’s season proposal, including the total harvest goal for 2012; the number of permits to be made available; the number and location of hunting zones; wolf trapping techniques; wolf depredation reimbursement guidelines and administration; and emergency season closure criteria. The 2012 wolf hunting season proposal is a temporary framework, known as an emergency rule. Over the next two years, DNR will be working with the many groups that have an interest in the season to develop a more permanent wolf hunting season framework. The public must pre-register to testify no later than 4 p.m., Thursday, July 12, 2012. Time per speaker will be limited to assure all registered have a chance to speak. For consideration by the board, written comments also must be received by 4 p.m., Thursday, July 12, 2012. To register to testify, please contact Laurie Ross at (608) 267-7420 Written comment must be e-mailed to Natural Resources Board or mailed to Laurie Ross NRB Liaison WI DNR-AD/8 PO Box 7921 Madison, WI 53707-7921 For more information contact: Kurt Thiede, DNR Lands Division administrator, 608-266-5833
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Should the Natural Resources Board approve the proposed regulations for a wolf hunting and trapping season, including a quota of 201 wolves for the 2012-13 season? YES 77.8% | NO 22.2% | MAYBE 0% | UNDECIDED 0% | COMMENTS [2]

DSORe eNews S651

VOL: eNews DECEMBER 17, 2011  ISSUE: SHOW #651
•All snowmobile trails lead to Mercer, Wisconsin • Christmas gift idea: Billy Barnstorm by Joel Vance   • Dan hunts pheasants at Dark Acres Pheasant Hunts • Jeff heads for the NAIFC Championship in Rhinelander	or eMail: outdoorsradio@gmx.com
RESULTS FOR POLL S650 Do you expect to see big bucks when you hunt? YES 45.5% | NO 31.8% | MAYBE 22.7% | UNDECIDED 0.0% | COMMENTS [5]
INSTANT SURVEY VOTE ON - POLL s651 Do you think the reduction in salmon stocking in Lake Michigan was a good idea?
Biologists seek feedback on Lake Michigan salmon stocking MADISON -- Five years after cutting the number of chinook stocked in Lake Michigan by 25 percent, Wisconsin and three other states are reviewing if the reduction worked and encouraging anglers to weigh in. "We cut the lake-wide stocking quite a bit five years ago to better balance the trout and salmon out there with the available food supply. We said at that time we'd review how it worked," says Bill Horns, Great Lakes fisheries specialist for the Department of Natural Resources. Read more here ...
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JOEL VANCE Outdoors writer, blogger and humorist talks about his book, Billy Barnstorm, the Birch Lake Bomber, a collection of hilarious short stories set in fictional Birch Lake Wisconsin in the 1950s TINA BRUNELL Administrator for the Mercer, Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce reports on winter outdoor fun in the Mercer area JIM O'BRIEN Jiffy pro-staffer and fishing guide at Dancing With Walleyes, shares some tips for early-ice walleyes DUFFY KOPF | Jiffy and HT Enterprises pro-staffer, reports there is still some open-water fishing on the Madison Chain, but some folks are starting to ice fish in the shallows
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Ice fishing gains 110,000 anglers over the last decade MADISON – One hundred ten thousand people can't be wrong. That's how many more Wisconsinites are ice fishing these days than a decade ago, according to results from a recently released national recreation survey. "Clearly more people are getting interested in ice fishing in Wisconsin, which is great," says Mike Staggs, Wisconsin's fisheries director. "It's a low cost way to try fishing or to extend your season if you're a veteran open water angler. It's as easy as drilling a hole -- or finding a hole someone else left behind -- and using some basic equipment to catch some fish for dinner." An estimated 590,700 Wisconsinites 16 and over report they ice fish, up from 479,900 in 2000, according to the most recent National Survey on Recreation and the Environment. Department of Natural Resources staff are using results from the federally funded survey and other studies to develop its 2011-2016 Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan. Terry Margenau, a DNR fish supervisor in Spooner and an avid ice angler, credits the sport's growing popularity to several factors, perhaps primarily to the development of specialized ice fishing gear. "I'm not talking just about the basics, but more on the creature comforts side and, of course, technology," he says. "I have never been one to freeze my buns off for a fish, so have always traveled with a shelter and a heater. "But now shelters have evolved drastically to be light and made of high quality fabric, heaters are better and safer, and take your pick on sleds to transport your gear. Not to mention the apparel now available to keep you warm. Anglers are equipped to catch fish and be comfortable while doing it." Read more here: FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Terry Margenau   – (715) 635-4162
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