Landowner Preference Sought in Bonus Deer Permits
Wisconsin Natural Resources Board members push to speed up a plan to allocate hunter's choice and bonus deer permits with preference for farmers and other landowners owning more than 50 acres. They approved going to public hearings while debating timing and legislative approval.
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State Natural Resources Board
Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Daniel Trainer
Stevens Point
Dick Hemp
Mosinee
Collins Ferris
Madison
Miller
Natural Resources Board
David Ladd
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Big Game Study Committee
Bill Murphy
Portage
the Resources Committee
Full Natural Resources Board
Oldest student completes Wisconsin advanced hunter education course
Willard Jackson of 910 S Farwell St Eau Claire, after more than 73 years of hunting, enrolled in a five night 15 hour advanced hunter education class at District 1 Technical Institute. He graduated last Monday night as the oldest person ever to enroll in and finish the Wisconsin program alongside 24 other hunters under instructor Larry Bennett.
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Willard Jackson
S. Farwell St
Eau Claire
District 1 Technical Institute
Mr. Jackson
Larry Bennett
DNR
Wisconsin
Oldest Wisconsin DNR Hunter Safety graduate named
Willard Jackson of Eau Claire became Wisconsin s oldest DNR Adult Hunter Safety Education course graduate last week. He is pictured with course instructor Larry Bennett of Eau Claire, from the DNR held by the Depart ment of Natural Resources. Homer Moe, the DNR s hunter education administrator, said last week from his office.
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Willard Jackson
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
DNR
Larry Bennett
Homer Moe
Hunter Education
Wisconsin hunters back current system in statewide votes
In Wisconsin Conservation Congress hearings across 71 counties, voters favored keeping the hunter's choice system, while anglers supported removing the bag limit on suckers and redhorse and restricting hooks. trappers urged a 15 foot distance from beaver structures. A notable minority opposed drunk boating law with implied sobriety testing.
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Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Redhorse
Lake Superior
Wisconsin Wildlife Federation backs lead shot ban statewide
The Wisconsin Wildlife Federation voted to ban lead shot for waterfowl hunting in Wisconsin starting in 1985 or sooner, and praised the Department of Natural Resources for protecting wildlife in treaty rights talks with Chippewa tribes. Delegates rejected a proposal urging the state and federal governments not to negotiate special rights under outdated treaties.
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Wisconsin Wildlife Federation
Wisconsin
Federation
Department of Natural Resources
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Cumberland
Barron County
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Trainer
School of Natural Resources
University of Wisconsin- Stevens Point
Dr. Trainer
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Mr. Ladd
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Suzuki
OAK Creek Motor Sports, Inc
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Oak Creek
Mischler's Cycle Shop
Parallel St. Beaver Dam
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