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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 S628

VOL: eNews JULY 09, 2011  ISSUE: SHOW #628
•Spirit bears and whooping cranes celebrated in photos •National Wildlife Refuge System Conference coming to Madison July 11-14 •Sturgeon Bay salmon, trout, smallmouths & walleyes hitting now •Monona muskies turning on now that summer is here •Jeff and Dan in July 4th parades •Eileen Kelm outfishes Hardwater Jeff	CALL 1-414-297-7554 or eMail: outdoorsradio@gmx.com
RESULTS FOR POLL s627 Do you think the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission should approve a new hydro-power dam on the Mississippi River at Lock and Dam 8 in Genoa, Wisconsin? YES 33% | NO 50% | MAYBE 0% | UNDECIDED 17% | OTHER 0 % | IMPRESSIONS: 205 RESPONSES: 6| COMMENTS: 0
INSTANT SURVEY VOTE ON - POLL s628 Will you apply for a wolf hunting/trapping permit if wolves are ever finally delisted in Wisconsin?
Wisconsin DNR Wolf Management Plan Includes Hunting The 60-day comment period for the proposed removal of wolves from the Endangered Species List ended July 5. The US Fish and Wildlife Service has said that it plans to formally request that wolves be “delisted” later this year or early next year. If and when that happens, Wisconsin has a wolf management plan in place to begin implementing. Among other things, the plan calls for “public harvest” (hunting and/or trapping) of wolves once wolves have become delisted. READ MORE HERE:
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JIM KURTH Deputy Chief of the National Wildlife Refuge System talks about the diversity of the National Wildlife Refuges and efforts to get more kids into hunting and fishing. JIM BACKUS Nature photographer shares his thoughts about working in the National Wildlife Refuges. CAPT. BILL LUER Proprietor of Nooo Problem Charters reports on great Chinook salmon and rainbow trout action on Lake Michigan off Sturgeon Bay. Pro-staffer DUFFY KOPF - for Dwyer Marine in Madison, Wisconsin reports muskie action is picking up on Lake Monona, and Dwyer Marine is offering great deals on remaining 2011 G-E boats.
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3 million walleye stocked in Wisconsin waters WILD ROSE, Wis. -- Nearly 3 million walleye, Wisconsin anglers' favorite fish, have been stocked in dozens of lakes and rivers waters over the last few weeks. The fish, up to 2 months old and 2 inches in size, were harvested from the Art Oehmcke Hatchery in Woodruff, the Tommy G. Thompson Hatchery in Spooner, the Lake Mills Hatchery in its namesake community, and, for the first time in 20 years, Wild Rose State Fish Hatchery in Waushara County. Construction of new coolwater facilities at that century-old hatchery allowed fish crews there to return to producing walleye for the first time in a generation. First Walleye Reared at Renovated Wild Rose Hatchery "It was a good year for small fingerling walleye production, and it's good news for future walleye fishing opportunities in Wisconsin," says Dave Giehtbrock, statewide fish production manager. "The longer winter led to later egg collection, which caused a logistical complication at some hatcheries, but the cooler water temperatures were good for the walleye, and we were able to pull off successful rearing at our hatcheries, producing the fish we needed to produce." The walleye are stocked to provide walleye fishing opportunities where otherwise there would be none, and to help restore naturally self-sustaining walleye populations in the receiving waters. The vast majority of the state's walleye fisheries are naturally reproducing but stocking plays an important role in some waters. Read more here: FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: •Dave Giehtbrock (608) 266-8229; •Gary Lindenberger, (715) 635-4149; •Steve Fajfer (920) 622-3527; •Steve Merson, Lake Mills Hatchery (920) 648-8012; •Bruce Underwood, Oehmcke Hatchery (715) 356-5211 ext 215
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