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Tuesday, July 3, 2018
DNR WEEKLY OUTDOOR REPORT FOR 7-3-2018
July 3, 2018
Spring waterfowl survey results show good breeding numbers and plenty of wetlandsMADISON - Wisconsin's 2018 spring waterfowl population surveys indicate stable to increased numbers of breeding waterfowl pairs as well as relatively good wetland conditions, which should result in increased waterfowl production this year across most of the state.
First case of chronic wasting disease reported for Marinette County
MADISON - Due to the detection of chronic wasting disease in a captive white-tailed deer, Marinette County is now listed as a CWD-affected county and a baiting and feeding prohibition is in effect. This represents Marinette County's first known occurrence of the disease.
Wisconsin's Great Waters Photo Contest 2018 winners announced
MADISON - Nine photographers earned top honors for their entries in the Department of Natural Resources' tenth annual "Wisconsin's Great Waters" photography contest.
Comments sought on proposal to add more electric campsites at Mirror Lake State Park
Public comment period open through July 17
BARABOO, Wis. -- Ensuring all campers can continue to be accommodated at
Mirror Lake State Park is the goal of a master plan variance open for public
review and input. The proposed variance will allow park managers greater
flexibility in deciding where campsites with electricity can be added and keep
all land management at Mirror Lake State Park under its current classification.MORE PROOF THAT GUN CONTROL LAWS ARE COSTING PEOPLE THEIR LIVES
U.S.A. -(Ammoland.com)- A murderer attacked a newspaper office in Annapolis, Maryland. The murderer had stalked one of the newspaper staff. That staff member had to move several times and change her name. She slept with a gun next to the bed. She told the police the stalker was a nutcase and “he will be your next mass shooter.” He was, and five people died. She saw something and said something. The police didn’t stop the murderer. Maryland has very strict gun licensing and ownership regulations. Those laws didn’t stop the murderer but may have disarmed the victims.
Within minutes, the press doubled down on failure and said the solution was more gun regulations.
- Semi-automatic rifles are restricted, but that didn’t stop the murderer from using a shotgun on unarmed victims.
- The mandatory handgun purchase licence didn’t stop the murderer, but it may have kept the victims disarmed.
- Mandatory handgun registration didn’t stop the murderer either, but it may have disarmed more victims.
- Some business owners are allowed to carry to and from work, and at work. It is unlikely that these victims could have obtained permission from their employer to carry concealed on the job. They were disarmed at their place of business despite the known risk of a stalker. For the record, the murderer didn’t bother to ask if guns were allowed on the premises. Murderers are not stopped by gun regulations.
- The requirement that ordinary citizen demonstrate a “good and substantial reason” to obtain a concealed carry permit means that most Maryland applications for wear/carry permits are denied. If only the victims knew six months in advance that they would be attacked at work. Then they could have applied for a permit..and also not gone to the office that day. Few permits are issued in Maryland and fewer are issued to ordinary citizens living in Annapolis.
- Maryland has firearms magazine capacity restrictions in their laws. That could have put the defenders at a larger relative disadvantage as they fought someone with a shotgun. We will never know since the defenders were disarmed.
- Maryland does not recognize the permits issued by other states to ordinary citizens.
Here is a pro-tip for the media. Turning the murderer into a celebrity will invite more media-murders. Don’t do it.
About Rob Morse
The original article is here. Rob Morse writes about gun rights at Ammoland, at Clash Daily, and on his SlowFacts blog. He hosts the Self Defense Gun Stories Podcast and co-hosts the Polite Society Podcast. Rob is an NRA pistol instructor and combat handgun competitor.
WON IS NOW 25 YEARS OLD, CAN YOU REMEMBER WHEN THEY STARTED IN WISCONSIN???
Tuesday July 3, 2018 |
Wisconsin Outdoor News Celebrates 25 Years of Original News for Badger State Sportsman
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Plymouth, Minn. — Since 1994, the pages of Wisconsin Outdoor News have reflected a commitment to providing authentic news and information for sporting enthusiasts in the Badger State, and as the publication celebrates its 25-year anniversary, these cornerstone principles remain strong.
The hunters and anglers across Wisconsin who subscribe to Wisconsin Outdoor News value the local nature of the publication, which carries regional hunting and fishing reports, pages of reader-submitted photos, feature articles, local conservation group news, updates on political activities that affect sportsmen, and practical tips they can apply where they hunt and fish.
According to Phil Frebault, the sales and marketing director for Outdoor News Inc, one of the hallmarks of Wisconsin Outdoor News that makes it stand out is its publishing frequency. “While the majority of sporting titles in the market today rely on a sporadic publishing schedule that severely limits the advertiser, the family of the seven Outdoor News publications that includes Wisconsin Outdoor News provides a user-friendly schedule with biweekly and weekly circulations that offer advertisers the ability to move inventory when they need to – something you just can’t do with monthly publications,” Frebault said. “It’s a mutual benefit to the consumer. When a business has too much inventory, they can get an ad into the publication quickly and within a week, Outdoor News alerts readers to the product that needs to move.”
Like the other Outdoor News titles that include Minnesota, Illinois, Michigan, Pennsylvania, New York and Ohio Outdoor News, Wisconsin Outdoor News is a paid subscription.The team at Bast-Durbin Advertising, based in Slinger, Wis., has been at the helm in driving advertising sales for the publication since its inception, and according to Dan Durbin, having paid subscribers that are committed to Wisconsin Outdoor News is a key ingredient to a business having success with their marketing investment.
Durbin noted: “The key to print advertising is paid circulation. If people are paying for the paper they are going to read it. Yes, a lot of advertising has shifted to digital offerings but good print still works. For instance, we have a very popular hunting app that is advertising their app in the Outdoor News print publications. Think of that: A digital business using print to get the word out about their app! That speaks volumes of the quality subscriber who regularly reads Outdoor News publications.”
Consumers who have not read a recent issue of Wisconsin Outdoor News can pick up a complimentary copy at the Outdoor News booth during Deer Fest coming up on August 3-5in West Bend, Wis. Visit www.outdoornews.com where you can order a subscription and enjoy a sampling of the type of content that you’ll find in Wisconsin Outdoor News. Then be prepared to receive Wisconsin’s most trusted outdoor resource mailed to your home or business every other week.
About Outdoor News, Inc.: Outdoor News provides in-depth coverage of hunting, fishing, archery, conservation and outdoor activities including analysis of state and national outdoor agencies, local lake maps and fishing reports. With regional editors, columnists and sales representatives in seven states, Outdoor News, Inc. newspapers are subscription-based. Visit www.outdoornews.com or call (800) 535-5191.
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Monday, July 2, 2018
NRA-ILA DAILY ALERTS FOR 7-2-2018
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DAILY ALERT FOR
Monday, July 2, 2018
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On July 1st, Senate
Bill 1313 went into effect. This important piece of legislation, which
improved the ability of law-abiding citizens to defend themselves in Idaho,
was passed by the legislature earlier this year and became law in March.
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Yesterday, the
Delaware General Assembly adjourned from their 2018 Legislative
Session.
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Take Jay Jacobson.
He’s a gun manufacturer, so he knows his firearms. Yet his attempt to
register some personal rifles on the California state website has him
stumped. He showed us an example: one of the firearms he is trying to
register got kicked back three times.
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A national group
that supports more gun regulation is backing Columbus as it fights a lawsuit
from gun-rights groups that sued the city over firearms restrictions enacted
this year.
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Federal officials
say Oklahoma residents with medical marijuana cards will be prohibited from
obtaining gun permits, following a recent decision by voters to approve the
medical use of the drug.
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WHY YOUR KID NEEDS TO GET HUNTER EDUCATION NOW
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