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Happy New Year! I hope this edition finds you and yours happy and healthy. We have another great newsletter for you this month, full of good stuff, with something for everyone, including project updates, plans for 2022 and an invite to our annual meeting on February 5th. | |
Plus, here's the LAST CALL for our 2022 Conservation Calendar edition before they sell out.
I hope you enjoy our January edition...
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I's a Wrap...
By Bruce Ross, Executive Director
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I've recently told a few people that I would stack this monthly newsletter up against just about any state-based organization’s newsletter, especially given the size of the team putting it together. There’s more diverse and relevant information than any newsletter I’ve come across. Sometimes, I will admit, there’s too much information. | | |
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A Big(ger) 2022
We had a great 2021 What's next?
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I Resolve To...
I just cleaned up and put away my duck boat, hung my decoy bags, and opened the last duck hunting gifts found under the tree. What’s a duckhunter to do when faced with nine months until the next duck season?
Read on...
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Annual Meeting February 5, 2022
Join us at the Beaver Dam Conservationists Club, starting at 2:00 pm with presentations, break for cocktails, then dinner and we'll conclude the evening with presentations.
Cost is only $10 per person!
Learn more...
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No Local WWA Chapter?
Bummed out not see a local chapter in your ‘hood? Maybe you - and your community - are missing out from all the things that WWA can do!
Learn more...
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Your Duck Stamp Dollars at Work
WWA plays an important role in our state Waterfowl Stamp Program, which has successfully supported numerous projects that benefit waterfowl and waterfowl hunters throughout the state.
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2022 Calendars: Last Call
The 13th Anniversary Edition of our 2022 Conservation Calendars are on their last call! Featuring 365 prizes, one for every day of 2022, at juust $20 each. Get yours here...
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Want to Win This Weatherby Vanguard Weatherguard? | |
January's featured Class A (WI residents need not be present to win!) raffle is for our Valley chapter who will be drawing for this Weatherby Vanguard Weatherguard 7mm-08 Remington Bolt-Action Rifle at their banquet on February 25th at the Grand Meridian in Appleton, WI. Get your tickets online here! | | |
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Current Quack Research
The ability to fund wetland restorations will almost certainly lag the need for such wetland restorations. So how can wetland managers determine where to make investments to provide the greatest waterfowling return?
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Three's a Crowd
What do Benny Breitkreutz, Austin Wendtland and Mason Tait have in common, after traveling for almost eleven hours?
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Decoy Carving Competition & Exhibition Back in 2022!
After a two year hiatus due to COVID cancellations, our 4th Annual Contest is a go and is scheduled to take place on August 26-27, 2022 at the Waterfowl Hunters Expo at the Sunnyview Expo Center in Oshkosh, WI.
Learn more...
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Waterfowl Stamp Project Highlight
In this recurring monthly feature, DNR staff will highlight a wetland project completed in Wisconsin using state Duck Stamp funds. January's highlight features wetland enhancements done at Mead Wildlife Area.
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Did You Hunt Waterfowl in the Open Water Zone this Season?
If so, WDNR wants to hear about your experience to help inform season frameworks for the Open Water Zone, provide important harvest data and give an opportunity to submit feedback on regulatory changes to Wisconsin waterfowl season frameworks. The survey is estimated to take 5 - 10 minutes to complete, and you're encouraged to provide information on the 2021 season as well as your previous season experiences.
Open Water hunters, take the survey here...
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Learning from Waterfowl
Several successful waterfowl hunters donated their carcasses to learn more about parasite diversity and abundance in Greater and Lesser Scaup from the Green Bay area.
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Pascagoula Decoy Company
A Decoy Corner article by Bruce Urben
TI was recently contacted by a reader of our Decoy Corner to help him identify his vintage wood decoy.
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Thank You to our 2022 Sponsors & Donors | |
In Memory...
Thanks to all those that have cherished the memory of a loved one by donating in memoriam to the Wisconsin Waterfowl Association. Those recently memorialized were:
- Mr. Tom Cheesebrog - Donor: Leigh Cheesebro
- Mr. Carl Halvorsen - Donors: Holly Kempf, Employees at NeighborWorks Blackhawk Region, Victoria Dickman of Herslof, Inc., Kristy Vogt of Kewaskum Chapter of Commerce, Farmers & Sportsmens Conservation Club
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· Mr. Gaston Lopez - Donor: Mark Slater
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· Mr. Erich Pitz - Donors: Barb & Don Porath
If you'd like to consider a lasting and meaningful memorial fund contribution for that friend, hunting partner, co-worker or relative with WWA, please contact us. Each contribution will offer:
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· A personalized letter to the family of the deceased,
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· A letter from WWA sent to the donor confirming contribution for tax purposes (address & individual donation amount must be supplied),
- The option for the donor to designate which WWA program they wish their contributions be put towards, and a listing in this section for the duration of one year
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