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Land O’ Lakes Fish & Game Club FGC eNewsletter Volume 72 Issue 2 October 2020 www.fshandgameclub.org REFLECTOIN & FORWARD THINKING CALENDAR: Save the date FGC Conservation . Recreation . Education The Nature Conservancy of Wisconsin Event I STARTED ASSEMBLING THIS NEWSLETTER with the with John Bates speaking words “Both refection and forward thinking are abundant right now, during these days when we have more intimate time with our families. This newsletter is a chance for FGC to refect on all of the wonderful work we have done and our social outings we have had with the members and friends out in our beautiful northwoods!” We will get to my newsletter plan, HOWEVER FIRST - I asked Pat Bielke, our treasurer, to send an email to you requesting summer adventure photos. I got such a good response that this is how I have choosen to start the newsletter layout. Have fun with the photos! Editor, Cheryl Pytlarz nature.org/WINorthwoodsEvent Picnic on Lake Superior. Andy Kosseff View during hike up Wolf Mountian off of Hwy 2, on FR9300, on October 2, 2020 1 Please thank Headwaters State Bank Happy feet on Lake Superior. Carolyn Rohlen/Denise Fauntleroy Happiness is an unexpected Musky! My grandson Owen Goffard caught and released this Musky on the Cisco Chain. Greg Wenzel Renew Your 2021 Please Membership Today! Registration form on page 15 OR go to www.fshandgameclub.org FGC participates each year at the Ottawa National Forest NPLD workday the last Saturday in September. Pictures while out on our pontoon. Still fnding time for fellowship. Eugene Clark Kathy Hirvela 2 Please thank Headwaters State Bank Dick and Diana Mehlhop went to Kitch-iti-kipi (Big Springs) in Palms Book State Park near Manistique. An old coyote and a young racoon. Margie Marrs North Country Trail hike in late July, “The Quiet Coast” heading 25 miles on foot east from Grand Marias, MI. Deb, Holly, Cheri Is that musroom smiling? By Lois Bates [Cheryl adds - This is the wild honey mushroom. It is extremely delicious and it is one of the most favor wild mushrooms! (My favorite) They are one of the last edibles, coming out in late September.] 3 Please thank Headwaters State Bank REFLECTOIN & FORWARD THINKING IMPORTANT CLUB INFORMATION by Pat Bielke, Club Treasurer FGC Conservation . Recreation . Education CHANGE OF MEMBERSHIP YEAR Both refection and forward thinking are abundant right now, during The Club fscal year runs from July 1 to July 1. However, these days when we have more intimate time with our families. membership activity normally begins with our frst spring meeting This newsletter is a chance for FGC to refect on all of the wonderful and many members have been paying their dues in May and work we have done and our social outings we have had with the June. Due to the pandemic, dues are waived for the remainder members and friends out in our beautiful northwoods! of 2020. In order to simplify membership recordkeeping the While our projects, activities and outings have changed over the 72 Board has decided that the membership year will be the same as years our club has operated, we remain grounded in serving and the calendar year, running from January 1 to January 1. enjoying our neighborhood, the beautiful northwoods outdoors & its people! You do remember we are the oldest club of its type in the State of Wisconsin, starting in April 1948! WE, AS FGC, ARE RUN BY US!!! We need a VOLUNTEER REVIVAL! This issue of the FGC newsletter will go into detail about our FGC has always been run by our member volunteers. We have conservation, recreation and educational activities some which a rich history of civic projects that have helped the communities continued and others that we are missing this year. in the border area. We have had unique outdoor outings and behind-the-scene tours of special places, provided because of What we do as a club is actually, well - A LOT! our reputation as a club made of people who always help change the world. CONSERVATION & EDUCATION In recent years, however, not enough members have not been Spring Tree Give-Away volunteering. With the recent arrival of many newly retired and Agonikak bike trail spring maintenance soon to retire couples who have moved to the northwoods, we Sylvania Wilderness Campsite Surveys hope you can come forward to fll in our needs and certainly bring North Country Trail maintenance, 2 segments back our social outings. Hwy B and Hwy 2 clean-up Teacher Education grants and student scholarships Please contact Pat Bielke to volunteer for any of these needs. Education Fund to support grants and scholarships No one need is an overwhelming time committment. Partipation in National Public Lands Day Monthly Educational Speakers (May-Oct.) Pat Bielke, 262-424-4046, [email protected] LOL Ski Trail maintenance OUTINGS & SOCIAL GATHERINGS VOLUNTEER NEEDS !!! Member lead winter skiing/snow shoeing Plan One Summer Evening Program Valentines Dinner & Annual Photo Contest Plan One Winter or Summer Outdoor Activity Member lead paddle trips Chair the Outdoor Activity Committee Member lead hikes & tours Coordinator for the Hwy 2 Adopt-A-Hiway Christmas Dinner Dance Webmaster SPRING TREE GIVE-AWAY Arranged Annually by Jeo loMastro The club teamed up for 6 years with the US Forest Service WITHOUT A WEBMASTER, WE Toumey Nursery to give away trees saplings at the Memorial Day CANNOT CONTINUE OUR WEBSITE Weekend Land O’ Lakes Summer Launch. To date, the nursery Webmaster job description provided a total of over 15,000 black spruce, white spruce, northern red oak, red pine and other tree varieties. Our sincere Maintenance of the website. Keeping information on the site thanks goes out to the management and team at the nursery for the up-to-date, inputting new events and club information, setting up beautiful tree saplings. Many thanks to Joe Lomastro for coordinating the membership year and renewal notices for members, problem the event and to Steve Wilkinson, Chuck Agney and others who helped solving any issues or problems with Wild Apricot or alternative Joe distribute them at the event. web service. It will not involve initial web design or the inputting member information, since that has already been done. One year Joe said this about the day, “It was a beautiful day, the trailer was setup under a big pine tree and the reception by the Anyone interested in considering this, please contact Pat Bielke, community was extraordinary. Given the severe weather this [email protected] or 226-424-4046 for more information. spring and the spruce bud worm issues, interest in replanting was very high.” 4 Please thank Headwaters State Bank Here is a picture taken on Thousand Island Lake Rd on Sept 26, 2020. Dave Gunderson Some Klemann relatives catching ‘The Big One.” Wolf track I saw on Showshoe Lane July 15, 2020. For size, the remote is 2.75 inches long. Jill Edwards Mother-Daughter backpack this August. Muir Pass in the High Sierra in California. VIDEO OF TRIP, North Lake to South Lake. This one did not get away. Eugene Clark https://youtu.be/Tm_9Zt2huVc Cheryl Pytlarz 5 Please thank Headwaters State Bank AGONIKAK BIKE/HIKE TRAIL WI Border to Watersmeet by Jim Thomas We did not have our normal Spring Work Party this year. I missed getting together with people I don’t see all winter. I also like the pizza and beer and guessing who will come in last. This year Susie Messner Whipp, Tom Wheeler, Mary and I did the best we could to clean-up the trail after Bob Turnquist removed the bigger downed trees. FALL & SPRING HIKING TRAIL. The Agonikak Trail is a great walking trail for early spring and fall, particularly starting from the Wayside. It is well drained and the forests are pretty. EROSION REPAIRS. Over the last couple of years the heavy Nothing better than Beer & Pizza after a Work Party! rains washed out several hills and the trail needed some repairs. Bob Beedie volunteered to take on the project. He had to fnd a contractor that was willing to do the work, get cost estimates and approval for the work from the Forest Service. Bob did a great job scheduling and supervising the work and the trail looked as good Hwy 2 &Country Road B TRASH PICK-UP as ever. Unfortunately, more heavy rainstorms have washed out by Lynn Klemann a couple areas and Bob has again agreed to reparir the trail. We FGC has cleaned up trash in the spring and fall on two 2 mile are trying some different things to prevent the erosion on the steep segments of roads for a couple of decades: Highway 2 out of hills and we are making progress. Watersmeet in Michigan and County Road B going east from A NEW TRAIL TO LEGACY FOREST!! Just a note of interest. County Road S west of Land O Lakes. Each road has a FGC We are working on a trail section that would connect Crystal Lake volunteer coordinator run the clean up. The coordinator rounds up Road (at the Chamber Building) to the Legacy Forest that runs volunteers, provides trash bags, a grabber and supervises the work from South Crystal Lake Road to Highway E. It has many logging outing. It takes 1.5-2 hours each fall and spring. roads that you can hike or ride off-road bicycles (no motorized vehicles). The trail will be natural ground as much as possible. URGENT: HWY 2 COORDINATOR It will cross the Wisconsin River in the National Forest which has NEEDED !!! additional opportunities to enjoy the northwoods.
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