On Wisconsin Outdoors

04/19/2023

“Do you Want to know the trouble with dogs? You get them as a puppy, they spend countless days with you as loyal companions, and then they break your heart. Give your dog a rawhide and a hug. Life is much too short for dogs.”

Excerpt from THE TROUBLE WITH DOGS by Dick Ellis

03/28/2023

Vote Constitution First

Support Daniel Kelly for Wisconsin’s Supreme Court

Deer hunting in northern Wisconsin has drastically declined due to decisions made by federal judges to place the gray wolf on the endangered list. Wolf numbers in Wisconsin skyrocketed, and the hunter, hospitality businesses, pet owners, ranchers and many others suffer because of it.

Great walleye fishing in northern Wisconsin is today only a memory. Again, because of a judicial decision that left an overwhelming percentage of the Wisconsin population unconstitutionally taking a back seat to the very few.

Who we elect as judges matters. Protect the Constitution, and your own freedom. Elect Judge Daniel Kelly to the Wisconsin Supreme Court April 4th.

Find out more in On Wisconsin Outdoors’ Special edition.

http://www.onwisconsinoutdoors.com/Content/files/2023/0323_Specialty_OnWIOutdoors.pdf

02/21/2023

Watch for our upcoming FREE March/April issue of On Wisconsin Outdoors at a Kwik Trip near you! Or inserted in the Waukesha Freeman, Oconomowoc Enterprise, Ozaukee County News Graphic, and Washington County Daily News as well as the Daily Herald! You may even see us in a local establishment near you!

10/28/2022

Simple Yes, or No Questions
Our Answer to Media and Marquette Deception
By John Ellis

For years the Marquette Law School Poll, headed by Charles Franklin, has been used by many in the Wisconsin media to control the narrative of our elections, and steer voters toward a liberal agenda. This is how the coordination works. The media keeps people uninformed by withholding news or fabricating stories. Mr. Franklin, who is liberal, then asks poll questions that are complicated, vague, and designed to make people rely on him to tell them what Wisconsin voters are thinking. His conclusions are then repeated by the liberal media to shape public opinion. It is all very dishonest and none of it should be believed. To counter this, On Wisconsin Outdoors is asking our own questions. They are intended to inform you of things that the media won’t report on, and allow you to privately decide what you think about these issues.

Many of our public schools are teaching children that they can change their s*x, and the incorrect use of male/female pronouns. Should this be tolerated?

The Supreme Court recently returned responsibility for abortion laws back to states. By doing this the court returned power to citizens. Do you welcome this return of power?

“Gun violence” is a phrase that incorrectly attributes a behavior to a gun, rather than a person, making the behavior impossible to correct. It is commonly used by many in the media, and in Marquette Law School Polls. Do you think the media, and Marquette, are purposely misusing English to mislead you?

Since Joe Biden became President, inflation is at a 40 year high, the U.S. is no longer energy independent, and gas prices are the highest they have ever been. A poorly planned withdrawal from Afghanistan left Americans and military equipment behind, and 13 U.S. soldiers killed by a su***de bomber. Millions of illegal aliens and tons of illegal drugs have entered our country via the southern border. The drugs are causing over 100,000 deaths annually. Did you vote for this?

Since Tony Evers became Governor, violent crimes are way up in Wisconsin. From 2018 to 2021, murders were up 82%, aggravated assaults were up 16%, and vehicle thefts were up 111%. He allowed the Kenosha riots, of August 2020, to go on for days without serious challenge. He ordered lockdowns that forced many small Wisconsin businesses to permanently close. Did you vote for this?

The Wisconsin DNR has a Wolf Management Plan that calls for a maximum of 350 wolves, but they have allowed the population to explode to as many as 5000 wolves. This has severely damaged the deer population, including Elk, and Wisconsin’s travel and tourism economy. Should the DNR manage the number of wolves in Wisconsin, back to 350?

09/07/2022

Hannah Ellis from Mosinee with a nice bass taken while fishing in Iron County over Labor Day weekend.

09/02/2022

Sept 10, 2022 the 7th annual "Vet Fest"

06/06/2022

Beglinger Blast!

The Opportunity Has Been Delivered. Proven Leadership is the Only Choice.

04/06/2022

Please connect with this link to read all of On Wisconsin Outdoors reporting on the wolf issue over 2021/22. We will continue our work and our commitment to bring you nothing but the truth to the best of our ability. To have a PDF of our work e-mailed directly to you, please e-mail us at [email protected]. You are welcome to share this link or our PDF with anyone concerned with wolf management in Wisconsin or the future of our deer hunting.

http://www.onwisconsinoutdoors.com/WisconsinBlog/OWOs-Views-on-Wolf-Management-in-Wisconsin

01/02/2022

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10/12/2021

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The early mornings. The sight of game. The hunt. The reward. It happens here. On The Western Edge of North Dakota! .com/Hunting

08/19/2021

Time Machine Nationals - 9/4/21 - Great Lakes Dragaway

03/05/2021

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02/23/2021

By John Luthens

The world had frozen into a winter of despair. Piles of snow, bitter cold outside, political chaos and pandemic icing up the media indoors. I was being buried in the motions of daily routine and losing hope in a storm of misery. Then it snowed again. No good left in the universe. I gave up and drifted into the artic wasteland that had become my home.

I stumbled through subdivisions on the shoulder of the street because the sidewalks were wintered shut. Cars rolled by, oblivious to my mood, kicking up waves of slush and ice. I received angry looks but was to beat down to care. I was trapped inside a broken snow globe and looking out at the world.

Read the whole story here: http://www.onwisconsinoutdoors.com/WisconsinOutdoorNews/The-Squirrel