Dnr Stocks Cupboard for Pheasant Hunters; and Land Purchase Would Make Cupboard Bigger
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel › October 20, 2007
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Town of Jackson - Many of the hunters walking this morning into the 2,350-acre Jackson Marsh Wildlife Area - the public hunting ground closest to Milwaukee - likely will carry out a pheasant on opening day of the statewide season.
In a cupboard-stocking tradition that started in the late 1920s, a state Department of Natural Resources crew released 140 ring- necked roosters at the property east of the Village of Jackson on Friday afternoon, just 16 hours before the start of shooting.See the full content of this document
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Dnr Stocks Cupboard for Pheasant Hunters; and Land Purchase Would Make Cupboard Bigger
About 150 hunters are expected to be there today looking for the birds, said Tom Isaac, a DNR wildlife biologist at Pike Lake. The bag limit is one bird on opening day, so they face close to even odds of success. A small game license...
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