Wisconsin Turkey Hunting Guides & Outfitters
3806 Marion Ave
Racine, WI 53403
At Beaver Creek Outfitting We Offer World Class Wisconsin hunts for Black Bear, Whitetail Deer, Waterfowl and Spring Turkey!
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S1226 State Road 88
Mondovi, WI 54755
Buffalo County Buck Connection is a hunting outfitter that specializes in providing semi-guided hunts for trophy whitetail deer. We also offer Spring turkey hunts.
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N5136 River Road
Brantwood, WI 54513
Hunt ruffed grouse, woodcock and turkey on Palmquist Farm's 800 acres of forests, fields with ponds, and private trails as well as the surrounding 10,000 acres of county, state, and federal land open to public hunting. Some of this land is
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P.O. Box 217
Black River Falls, WI 54615
Pheasant, Quail, Whitetail Deer and Turkey Hunting. Enjoy the warm and friendly atmosphere of Pheasant Ridge, located in the Black River Country of rural Wisconsin. You'll feel right at home with a visit to Pheasant Ridge! Pheasant Ridge offers
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6357 State Highway 23
Spring Green, WI 53588
Offering the best in game preserve hunting including Pheasant, Partridge, Quail, Whitetail Deer and Wild Turkey in Southwest Wisconsin's picturesque Wyoming Valley.
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1 Lake Street PO Box 100
Phelps, WI 54554
Smoky lake Reserve Pheasant Hunting Club has a on Site Clubhouse. We offer lodging and meals. Our club is for members only. (limited memberships are still available). Smokey Lake Reserve lies on 6,000 acres of prime hunting land, In addition to
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* All listing information was obtained from publicly available resources including the internet. We here at Foremost Hunting do not hold claim that the information above is of our own. In most cases the information was derived from the taxidermists own website.
Wisconsin Turkey Hunting News
| Dress for Success - Fall Turkey Safety Tips by bigbuck | | The best hunt is a SAFE hunt! Both novice and experienced sportsmen should continuously review basic safety practices. The fall turkey season requires different tactics and safety precautions from the spring gobbler season. Dressing right is the key to both safe and successful turkey hunting. While sitting still is most important, full camouflage helps hunters blend into the surroundings and elude the turkey's keen eyesight. | | WISCONSIN SPORTS FEST SLATED FOR AUG. 15-16 by host | The Wisconsin Sports Fest attracts more than 30,000 attendees each year, and the sixth edition, at the Sunnyview Exposition Center in Oshkosh, should be another crowd-pleasing festival. In addition to live musical entertainment, outdoor personalities will be on hand to speak and sign autographs. | | Sports Shop Offers Favre $25,000 Shopping Spree to Return to Green Bay by host | Jon Gafner would be more than happy to give away the $25,000 worth of merchandise his store sign promises if Brett Favre came back to the Packers. The marquee sign on Gafner's Jackson Street business, Jon's Sport Shop, says, "Hey Brett, $25,000 shopping spree if you come back!" | | Prescribed Burns in Spring Improve Wild Turkey Habitat by host | Each spring, the National Wild Turkey Federation’s wildlife biologists hear the fears of concerned hunters who don't understand that prescribed burns in March and April -- months generally known as wild turkey nesting months -- are far more beneficial than harmful to wild turkey populations. However, the NWTF's wildlife biologists have research showing the years of improved nesting and brood habitat created by a growing season prescribed fire is far more important to the turkey population than the loss of a few nests. | | Wisconsin's Hunters and Anglers Have a Significant Impact on the Economy by host | | In Wisconsin, spending by hunters and anglers directly supports 56,600 jobs, which puts $1.4 billion worth of paychecks into pockets of working residents around the state. Of course, government coffers also benefit -- spending by sportsmen in pursuit of these outdoor activities generates $400 million in state and local taxes. These latest figures demonstrate that season after season hunters and anglers are driving the economy from big businesses to rural towns, through booms and recessions. |
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