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As Sportsmen our hunting, fishing and conservation decisions can affect what we love so much - the great outdoors. Without hunting and fishing our conservation efforts may just fall short. It is my belief that hunters and fishermen are at the forefront in the world of conservation. We need natural balance in our conservation efforts, and allow fair sportsmanship in the field of hunting and fishing. We just can't have one without the other in order to maintain a natural balance. It is important to remember that highly endangered species need to be protected in order to help maintain a healthy balance in the animal kingdom as well for the Eco System. But it is also important to remember that hunting and fishing is needed in many state areas to also help maintain a healthy balance. There is good and bad in everything we do. It is up to us to balance the scale of our natural world and make our conservation efforts work.
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A 400lb Whitetail Buck ? Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:46 |  |  | 
Outdoor Wild Recognized by Great Lakes Fisheries CommisionThursday, 25 June 2009 08:45 | | |
Outdoor Wild is Recognized by Great Lakes Fisheries Commision for the work and efforts to bring to public attention the problem with invasive species (Asian Carp) in local waterways. Click here to read the full article. This is a .pdf document and you will need to have Adobe Acrobat installed to view this document. Last Updated (Wednesday, 18 January 2012 20:26) The TeamSaturday, 29 October 2011 22:31 | | |
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Enjoy our earth. Our planet earth belongs to all of us. But try and remember it's up to all of us to take care of it. Lets try to be as good to our earth as our earth has been to us.We Have Used it's natural resources for hundreds of years. Now it's time to give back some of what we owe. Respect.Our planet will not tolerate much more abuse. Natures fury is striking back more and more. It's time to become environmentally conscience Wisconsin Deer Hunting Regulations for 2011. New This Season Last Updated (Tuesday, 24 January 2012 16:33) OUTDOOR WILD logo gear and DVDsSunday, 17 April 2011 10:42 | | |
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Last Updated (Tuesday, 24 January 2012 23:14) A Walk in the WoodsSaturday, 26 November 2011 10:51 | | |
November 25, 2011 by justinhoffmanoutdoors Hello All, With the four inches of snow that fell yesterday still blanketing the ground, I took the opportunity to head to a favourite hiking spot to do a bit of photography and animal tracking. The day before the storm I was able to see four doe, three grouse, and hundreds of geese in just under two hours. Hopes were high that I would see more today. This spot is less than 10 minutes from my home in Ottawa, and borders one of the busiest highways, but the amount of wildlife to be seen is certainly amazing. Urban wildlife at its best. The snow revealed track after track – rabbit, deer, coyote, turkey, and porcupine. Makes you wonder how much activity happens during one twenty-four hour period! I was hoping to get some shots of deer on this outing. Knowing the freshly cut corn field would be garnering a lot of attention, I decided to hunker down in a small section of stalks that still remained standing. This would allow me a great vantage point to the field, and the two tree lines along the edge. A perfect natural blind for photography
And the reason why the deer and other animals were flocking to this field: Last Updated (Tuesday, 13 December 2011 11:19) HUNTERS ARE GOOD FOR CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT | |
A POINT OF VIEW
Hunters are needed to help manage wildlife. Hunting is a good way to help control wildlife in many areas It helps with. the spread of disease,and heavy populated game that need to be controlled. Hunting also raises funds for land regeneration and wildlife habitat. Conservation is all about habitat. Whitetail deer is perhaps the largest sales in hunting license there is. I do not think I have missed a whitetail deer hunt in 30 years. This year I plan on hunting Wisconsin and Michigan for those whitetail beauties. I could go on and on about Pheasant hunting, Coyote hunts,grouse hunts, and many other hunts. But I'll just keep it simple and say I enjoy hunting. both small and large game. Fishing is also in my blood. But that's a story for another time. Last Updated (Sunday, 11 December 2011 21:34) |
