Outdoors With Dan Small

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Lake-Link is proud to present to you Outdoors Radio with Dan Small. Dan brings you timely and informative hunting, fishing and conservation topics covering Wisconsin and the upper Midwest. You can listen to all his shows right here on Lake-Link. Or when you are not online, you can listen to his show on these fine radio stations. Outdoors Radio is brought to you by these fine sponsors.

Recent Shows

	Show 401: Ice fishing is hot from Minnesota's Lake of the Woods to Wisconsin's Lake Winnebago, wilderness dogsledding adventure with the Wild Institute, late-season pheasant hunting and a preview of Pheasant Fest this week on Outdoors Radio. This week, Dan and Jeff get ice fishing and hunting reports from Minnesota and Wisconsin. Special guests: Denelle Cauble, executive director of Lake of the Woods Minnesota Tourism (www.lotwmn.com) in Baudette, Minnesota, reports on the great ice fishing in Minnesotas Northwest Angle. Joel Taylor, inventor of the Fish Elevator (www.fishelevator.com), tells us the walleye, perch and white bass action is fast and furious on Lake Winnebago and Lake Poygan. Bob St. Pierre, director of marketing and public relations for Pheasants Forever, reports on his recent South Dakota pheasant hunt and gives us a preview of Pheasant Fest, coming to Madison, Wisconsin February 6-8. www.pheasantfest.org Chris Heeter, of The Wild Institute (www.thewildinstitute.com), talks about her upcoming wilderness dogsledding adventure for women. To enter this weeks drawing for a four-pack of tickets to Pheasant Fest (www.pheasantfest.org) call 414-297-7554 and leave your name and telephone number.
	Show 352: Ice fishing reports from northern and southern Wisconsin, a look at Wisconsin deer hunting past and future and tips for winter predator hunting this week on Outdoors Radio. This week, Dan and Jeff talk ice fishing and cold weather. Special guests: Bob Willging, author of the new book, On the Hunt, The History of Deer Hunting in Wisconsin, talks about how deer hunting has evolved in the Badger State and weighs in on this seasons deer season decline. (www.wisconsinhistory.org/whspress/books/book.asp?book_id=333) Jim OBrien, of Dancing With Walleyes Guide Service, reports on ice-fishing conditions in southern Wisconsin. (www.dancingwithwalleyes.com) Jim Hudson, of Hudsons On the Spot Guide Service, reports on ice-fishing conditions on Lake Superiors Chequamegon Bay. (www.fishchequamegonbay.com) Randy Boelkow, manager of Midwestern Shooters Supply, shares advice on winter hunting for foxes and coyotes. (www.mwshooters.com) To enter this weeks drawing for an Easy-Snap ice-auger blade cover from Jiffy Ice Drills, call 414-297-7554 and leave your name and telephone number. www.jiffyonice.com
	Show 351: This week, Dan reports on his muzzleloader and antlerless deer hunts. Jeff ice fishes Sheboygan Harbor. Ice fishing on Minnesotas Lake of the Woods, grouse hunting in northern Wisconsin, testing outdoor gear and a look at Minnesotas new sales tax that benefits wildlife habitat and conservation this week on Outdoors Radio. Special guests: Wayne Jacobson, Jr., president of the Ruffed Grouse Society (www.ruffedgrousesociety.org), reports on RGS work on forest habitat and shares his high hopes for Minnesotas new Clean Water, Land and Legacy Amendment (http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/news/features/amendment.html) that will benefit conservation and future generations of hunters and anglers. Randy Matis, of Classic Bird Hunts (www.classicbirdhunts.com) talks about winter hunting strategies for ruffed grouse in northern Wisconsin and invites Dan and Jeff to hunt quail in Arizona in January. Pat Stinson, of Montana Test (www.montanatest.com) reveals his picks for the best and worst products he has ever tested and shares tips on how to shop for quality outdoor gear. Denelle Cauble, executive director of Lake of the Woods Minnesota Tourism in Baudette, Minn., (www.lakeofthewoodsmn.com) calls in from her ice shack on Lake of the Woods to report on the hot walleye action and tell how she caught a 45-inch sturgeon through the ice last week. To enter this weeks drawing for an Easy-Snap ice-auger blade cover from Jiffy Ice Drills, call 414-297-7554 and leave your name and telephone number. www.jiffyonice.com
	Show 350: This week, Dan reports on his appearance at the New Berlin Sportsmans Warehouse and the Sheboygan Falls Christmas Parade. Jeff talks ice fishing in Prairie du Chien. News from the three Lake Superior states: Wisconsins gun deer season harvest, early-season ice fishing in Minnesota and dogsledding in the U.P. this week on Outdoors Radio. Special guests: Dave Genz, of Clam Corporation, reports on the hot panfish bite on Minnesota lakes and warns ice fishermen to be cautious on thin ice. Dave invites listeners to enter a competition to win a day on the ice with him. www.trueblueicefishing.com Keith Warnke, big game ecologist for Wisconsins Department of Natural Resources, fields some tough questions from Dan and Jeff on this falls gun deer harvest and tells how hunters can have input to the season structure discussion. www.dnr.wi.gov Tasha Stielstra, of Natures Kennel and Iditatrod Sled Dog Racing and Adventures, invites listeners to spend a day or two driving dogsleds on the trails of Michigans Upper Peninsula. www.natureskennel.com To enter this weeks drawing for an Easy-Snap ice-auger blade cover from Jiffy Ice Drills, call 414-297-7554 and leave your name and telephone number. www.jiffyonice.com
	Show 349: Lake Delton habitat restoration makes great progress; use caution on first ice; Womens Outdoor Wire aims to get more gals outdoors. This week, Dan and Jeff recap the gun deer season and Dan reports on the Grafton Christmas Parade. Special guests: Ben Hobbins, CEO of Lake Resources Group and IronClad Lures, reports on the Lake Delton Fisheries Restoration Projects fundraising success to date. www.restorelakedeltonfisheries.com, www.lakeresourcesgroup.com, www.buyironclad.comTammy Sapp, editor of the Womens Outdoor Wire, shares her vision for covering more outdoor sports and encouraging more women to get outdoors. www.womensoutdoorwire.com Captain Pat Kalmerton, of Wolfpack Adventures, reports on his deer season and offers safety advice for early ice fishing. www.wolfpackadventures.com, www.jiffyonice.com To enter this weeks drawing for an Easy-Snap ice-auger blade cover from Jiffy Ice Drills, call 414-297-7554 and leave your name and telephone number. www.jiffyonice.com

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