WISCONSIN WATERFOWLER ASSN. January 2025 Newsletter

 

January 2025 Newsletter

 

2024 Was a Pretty Good Year….

…but 2025 looks even better

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Colt King Cobra Raffle

Drawing February 20 at our Valley Banquet, you won’t want to miss your chance to get in on this Class A (WI residents need not be present to win) raffle for a Colt King Cobra 357 Magnum Handgun OR a $940 Scheels Gift Card. Tickets just $10 each, only 200 sold.

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Franchi Affinity Raffle #2

Also drawing February 20 at our Valley Banquet, is our SECOND Franchi raffle for a Franchi Affinity 3.5 Semi-Auto Shotgun OR an $1100 Scheels Gift Card. Our first Franchi raffle sold out already; don’t miss out on this one! Tickets just $20 each, only 125 sold.

 

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Waterfowl Hunting Backstage Pass

My first waterfowl hunting experience left me exhausted and exhilarated at the same time! I was really cold and my arms were completely worn out, but I couldn’t wait to tell anyone who would listen about my hunt.

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DNR Funding Shortfall Means Reduced Management for Wetland Infrastructure

I’ve received a couple of calls expressing concerns about the DNR stepping away from active management of some of the caller’s favorite wetlands. Here’s the scoop.

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Winter Training Tips for Your Dog

Winter doesn’t mean training has to stop. Keep sessions consistent to prevent cabin fever and keep your dog sharp. SportDOG’s blog, Working Your Dog in the Winter, shares tips to train safely in colder months. Learn to:

• Protect their paws and coat.

• Avoid risks from eating snow.

• Know when it’s too cold to train.

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DNR Warden: Communication and Teamwork Make Big Safety Differences

As you’re likely aware, our state is known for its waters, which are inviting any time of the year to human and winged creature alike. However, at this time of year, it’s best to remember that the ice covers hide the currents, debris and underground springs still feeding lakes and rivers. These factors, and more, are why no ice is ever considered safe – no matter the month.

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Arthur “Bud” Bergman – Van Dyne, WI Carver

Van Dyne is close to several prime waterfowling areas at Eldorado marsh, Rush Lake and the Winnebago chain. This small village is also the hometown of the Bergman Brothers, Arthur and Orville.

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The purpose of the Association shall be to restore and conserve Wisconsin’s waterfowl and wetland resources; to educate state waterfowlers during their progression from natural resource consumer to steward; and to promote governmental policies that protect Wisconsin’s resources and promote the rights of citizens to hunt.

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