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Baiting and Feeding Ban in Oneida, Forest and Vilas Counties FEBRUARY 2016 VOLUME 43 NUMBER 2 Baiting and Feeding Ban in Oneida, Forest and Vilas Counties WDNR 1/2016 in counties or portions of counties within a 10-mile radius of a captive or free-roaming domestic or HINELANDER, Wis. – A ban on bait- wild animal that tests positive for CWD or tuber- Ring for hunting and feeding deer for rec- culosis. As of Jan. 11, baiting and feeding of deer reational viewing or other purposes in will be prohibited in 41 Wisconsin counties. Oneida, Forest and Vilas counties will take effect Individuals may still feed birds and small mam- Jan. 11, 2016 due to the detection of chronic wast- mals, provided the feeding devices are within 50 ing disease in captive white-tailed deer on private yards of a human dwelling and at a sufficient land in Oneida County reported in December. height or design to prevent access by deer. Forest and Vilas counties are within a 10-mile For more information regarding baiting and radius of the Oneida County property on which a feeding regulations and CWD in Wisconsin, visit CWD-positive deer was found. State law requires the department's website, dnr.wi.gov, and search that the Wisconsin Department of Natural Re- keywords "bait" and "CWD" respectively. sources enact a ban on feeding and baiting of deer 2016 Achievement Awards USFWS Photo Award Categories Page 4 2016 Waterfowlers Conference Page 6 Volunteers Needed for MacKenzie Center’s Maple Education Program ADISON – Volunteers are needed to help students from Maround south central Wisconsin learn the process and his- tory of making maple syrup in Wisconsin. Each spring the Department of Natural Resources MacKenzie Cen- ter welcomes more than 1,200 students to participate in an annual Maple Education Program. The students and volunteers tap more than 100 trees in the center’s sugar bush, or grove of maple trees, typically collecting around 1,000 gallons of sap and producing 35 to 40 gallons of pure maple syrup. The education program begins in March and volunteers are needed in many areas. Volunteers will be trained to conduct student tours, boil sap, process maple syrup, and/or assist with other behind the scenes sugar bush duties. Volunteers are needed throughout the month of March. Maple field trips occur twice a day, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays in March. Volunteers can sign up for just a few days or for the entire month of the education program. Many education volunteers will participate in three or more days throughout the month. “No previous experience is necessary, but we do caution that this experience is addicting,” said Ruth Ann Lee, who co-leads the educa- tion program at the center. “This is a great chance to learn from expe- rienced volunteers and try something new.” Training sessions are scheduled for February 23 and 25 from 9 a.m. until noon. People interested in this opportunity should contact MacKenzie Volunteers are need to assist with the 2016 Maple Festival at Center staff via email at [email protected] or call the MacKenzie Center. WDNR Photo 608-635-8112 prior to Feb. 15. The MacKenzie Center is located two miles east of Poynette on County Road CS. WISCONSERVATION 2 February 2016 * * * OFFICERS * * * ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS STATE AFFILIATES Craig Challoner, Omro, WI DIRECTORS/REPRESENTATIVES President George Borchert, 7420 US Hwy 45, Oshkosh, WI 54902, (920) 688-3122. Email: Bob Chojnowski, Plover, WI [email protected] American Wild Turkey Hunting Dog Association Jim Huhn, Watertown, WI Jon Freis, Maribel, WI, 920-776-1272 Roxanne Taylor, Plymouth, WI First Vice President Bill Tollard, 4630 Friedrich Ave., Omro, WI 54963, (920) 379-3429. Challenge The Outdoors, Inc. Pat Ramirez, Waldo, WI Email: [email protected] Larry Laehn, Milton, WI, 920-540-9927 Jacob Marty, Monticello, WI Bill Tollard, Omro, WI Izaak Walton League, Bill Cook Chapter Second Vice President Gary Dieck, E2326 Crandall, Wonewoc, WI 53968, (608) 464-3290. Ronald Macdonald, Stevens Point, WI, 715-344-0054 Email: [email protected] Andy Lewandowski, Muskego, WI Carolyn Brown, Milton, WI Sturgeon for Tomorrow, North Chapter Secretary Jack Nissen, 1811 W. Ottawa Ave., Dousman, WI 53118, (262) 370-8154. Email: Richard Baudhuin, Sturgeon Bay, WI Wayne Hoelzel, Menasha, WI, 920-725-1206 [email protected] Cody Kamrowski, Stevens Point, WI Trout Unlimited, Aldo Leopold Chapter Dakota Johnson, North Freedom, WI Michael Barniskis, Beaver Dam, WI, 920-356-0081 Treasurer Dave Verhage, 2610 Lanaeh Lane, Plover, WI 54467, (715) 344-3497. Email: Connie Kadubek, Gleason, WI Trout Unlimited, Green Bay Chapter [email protected] Kirsten Gullett, DePere, WI Paul Kruse, Green Bay, WI, 920-494-4220 Justin Mueller, Kewaunee, WI Walleyes for Tomorrow, Inc. Chris Leighty, Cottage Grove, WI Michael Arrowood, Oakfield, WI, 920-922-0905 James Hansen, Mora, MN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR / LEGISLATION Tara Buehler, Medford, WI WI Association of Field Trial Clubs George Meyer, 201 Randolph Dr., Madison, WI 53717, (608) 516-5545. Email: georgemeyer@ Billy Ploucher, Appleton, WI, 920-257-4816 tds.net HONORARY DIRECTORS WI Association of Sporting Dogs BUSINESS MANAGER Art Jorgenson Robbie Brooks, Cascade, WI, 920-602-1439 Kim Lang, 1540 W. James Street, Suite 500, Columbus, WI 53925, (920) 623-9975. Email: Catherine Koss, Land O’ Lakes, WI WI Association of Beagle Clubs [email protected] Vern Mangless Jerry Knuth, Stevens Point, WI, 715-340-5414 Jim Mense, Menomonie, WI WI Coon Hunters Association Ray Rheinschmidt Dennis Roehrborn, Plymouth, WI, 920-467-3845 J. L. Schneider WI Council of Sportfishing Organizations Betty Schneider-Borchert, Oshkosh, WI John Durben, Cecil, WI, 715-745-2248 Wisconservation Art Seidel, Brookfield, WI Al Kube, Cochrane, WI WI Deer Hunters Association Mark Toso, Roberts, WI, 715-781-4887 WISCONSERVATION (USPS 108-190 ISSN 0164-3649) is published monthly for $25 per year by Joe Zanter, Sparta, WI Wisconsin Wildlife Federation, 1540 W. James Street, Suite 500, Columbus, WI 53925. Periodical postage Bucky Kilishek, Menasha, WI WI Deer Hunters Inc. paid at Columbus, WI and additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: WISCON- Martha Kilishek, Menasha, WI Dennis Hoffman, Neshkoro, WI, 920-293-4098 SERVATION, 1540 W. James Street, Suite 500, Columbus, WI 53925. All communications regarding adver- Mary Cassidy, Plainfield, WI WI Federation of Great Lake Sport Fishing Clubs tising, editorial, circulation and Wisconsin Wildlife Federation matters should be sent to 1540 W. James Street, Ken Zettlemeier, Waukesha, WI Mark Hasenberg, Kenosha, WI, 262-652-9503 Suite 500, Columbus, WI 53925. Permission to reprint articles is normally given providing proper credit is given WI Hunter Ed Instructor Association both publication and author.Views expressed by freelance writers are their own and do not necessarily represent HONORARY VICE PRESIDENTS Norb Moes, Green Bay, WI, 920-434-1999 those of the publication or the WWF. Joseph A. Gruber, Campbellsport, WI WI Muzzleloaders Association $25.00 of annual dues paid to Wisconsin Wildlife Federation entitles members to one year’s subscription Dr. Dan Trainer, UW-Stevens Point Carolyn Brown, Milton, WI, 608-868-2514 to Wisconservation. One year’s subscription to non-members—$25.00. Les Voigt WI Sharp Tailed Grouse Society Printed by Ripon Printers, 656 S. Douglas St., Ripon, WI 54971. Jim Evrard, Grantsburg, WI, 715-463-2446 PAST PRESIDENTS John Wagner WI Taxidermist Association WISCONSERVATION EDITOR Chuck Matyska, Cecil, WI Bucky/Martha Kilishek, Menasha, WI, 920-734-8774 Daniel A. Gries Jack Nissen, Dousman, WI WI Trappers Association Phone: (920) 725-4092 Lil Pipping, Elkhart Lake, WI Scott McAuley, Wisconsin Rapids, WI, 608-354-2725 Fax: (920) 725-1013 Corky Meyer, Kewaskum, WI WI Woodland Owners Association [email protected] Jerry Knuth, Plover, WI Dale Zaug, Tigerton, WI, 715-754-5774 James Weishan, Cambria, WI Wild Ones Natural Landscapers LTD. 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Bob Lachmund Bruce Stitely, Tomahawk, WI, 715-453-5271 DISTRICT 2 Greg Kronschnabel, Dousman, WI, (262) 965-3057. Jerry Laudon Laurie Groskopf, Tomahawk, WI, (715) 453-6301. WI Waterfowl Association Steve Vogt, Oconomowoc, WI, (262) 370-1593. Ron Piskula Pat Smith, Janesville, WI, 608-774-1157 Walt Camp, St. Germain, WI, (715) 891-2156. Harold Spencer DISTRICT 9 Nick Schertz, Tomahawk, WI, (715) 966-6116. Les Woerpel Rick Lazarczyk, West Allis, WI, (414) 321-5750. DISTRICT 3 Janet McLaughlin, Menomonee Falls, WI, (262) 252-4810. Jim Swanson, Menomonie, WI, (715) 232-8266. Gordon Merz, Pewaukee, WI, (262) 695-0060. John Tully, Cameron, WI, (715) 859-6775. DISTRICT 10 Dean Borofka, Rice Lake, WI, (715) 234-6303. Gary Dieck, Wonewoc, WI, (608) 415-9417. Tim Novy, Wonewoc, WI, (608) 963-8322. DISTRICT 4 Jeff Johnson, North Freedom, WI, (608) 434-3896. Delbert Dietzler, Rudolph, WI, (715) 421-2591. Dave Verhage, Plover, WI, (715) 344-3497. 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