This week, Outdoors Radio features Sheboygan charter captain “Dumper Dan” Welsch, archery expert JC Chamberlin, and Wisconsin DNR game bird ecologist Taylor Finger. Jeff heads to Oconto, Wisconsin for an NWT tournament. Dan harvests golden oyster mushrooms and mows pasture to keep his sheep in fresh grass.
Charter captain Dumper Dan Welsch reports mixed-bag action for rainbows, lakers, chinooks, and cohos on Lake Michigan off Sheboygan. (https://dumperdan.com/)
Wildlife biologist and archery expert JC Chamberlin describes the features of the new Mathews bow and offers advice to help archers prepare for the coming bow season. (http://pappastradingpost.com/)
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources game bird ecologist Taylor Finger reports the turkey harvest this spring was the 4th highest on record for Wisconsin, at 50,435, a 22 percent increase over the five-year average, and says favorable weather helped boost production over the past two years.
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