Lean year ahead for partridge in Wisconsin's fall season
Wisconsin wildlife managers report a lean partridge year as ruffed grouse run below peak on a broad north central trend. Drumming counts define trends while turkey, quail, woodcock and eagles also feature in spring surveys across West Central districts.
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Terry Valen
West Central
DNR
Wisconsin
Valen
Trempealeau County
Dunn County
Otter Lake
Stanley
Chippewa County
St. Croix
Elk Lake
Muskellunge Attack Suspected After Island Lake Swim
Amber Fairley, 13, was bitten on the foot while swimming near Island Lake on July 14. Doctors closed the wound with 13 stitches in Ironwood Michigan, with authorities uncertain if a muskellunge caused the injury. Relatives and locals weighed legends and skepticism as Amber returned home to Chicago.
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Island Lake
Here
Amber Fairley
Chicago
Ill
Ironwood, Mich
U S Toughens Whaling Stance On Global Ban Effort
The United States pressed for a worldwide whale hunt ban by 1986 and warned of trade sanctions against noncooperating nations. Japan and the Soviet Union resisted, citing science and stock growth, as Greenpeace activists were detained and whaling policy drew sharp regional pushback at the International Whaling Commission meeting in England.
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United States
Commission
England
Greenpeace
Siberian
The
Whaling Commission
Japan
Soviet Union
Norway
Peru
U.S
Turkey calling contest set in Loganville Wisconsin
The Badger State Turkey Calling Contest sponsored by Tri City Broadheads will take place August 6 in Loganville Wisconsin. Prizes total 500 dollars with a ten dollar pre registration and fifteen dollar post deadline. Registration forms available by mail to Badger State Turkey Calling Contest Box 57 Lime Ridge Wisconsin 53942.
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Badger State
Tri- City
Broadheads
Loganville
Wis
Lime Ridge
Wisconsin to Consider Conservation Hall of Fame
William Horvath of the National Association of Conservation Districts floated creating a Wisconsin environmental hall of fame. Proposed to honor top figures like Aldo Leopold and John Muir, with a Stevens Point site near UW Stevens Point, bylaws drafted and an induction process planned.
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Wisconsin
William Horvath
Stevens Point
National Association of Conservation Districts
Horvath
Dennis McCann
The
Milwaukee Journal
Daniel Trainer
College of Natural Sciences
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
Trainer
State Natural Resources Board
Aldo Leopold
Leopold
Uw-Madison
John Muir
College of Natural Resources
Uw-Stevens Point
Allida Leopold
Sen
Gayard Nelson
Earth Day
Wilderness Society
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Eau Claire
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Michigan
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Ontario
Mr. Valen
Buffalo County
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WPA
Bruce Moss
Baldwin
Hurley
Richard Dreyfuss
Nancy Fairley
Amber
Iron County Sheriff's Department
Ruth Raap
Fairleys
Lac Courte Oreilles
Tribal Business Council
Pride of the
David W. Anderson
LCO
Commercial
Hayward
International Whaling Commission
Kunio Yonezawa
Antarctic
Turkey
Conservation Hall of Fame Considered
Madison
Conservation Hall of Fame
Mr. Horvath
Goodrich Lumber
Larry Dunbar
Durand
W. Madison St
Woon
Chippewa Valley
Milwaukee