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 445: Tips for bowhunting the rut. Lake Delton fisheries restoration update. Outdoor kids are smarter! Dan hunts grouse with Classic Bird Hunts (www.classicbirdhunts.com) and bags a deer the easy way. Special guests: Ron Bice, communications director for Wildlife Research Center (www.wildlife.com), shares some scent-control tips for bowhunting during the rut. Jodi Valenta, mom, blogger and wildlife professional, reports on research that suggests kids who spend time outdoors have many advantages over those who dont. (www.kidsdiscovernature.com) Ben Hobbins, inventor of IronClads Soft Baits (www.buyironclads.com) and CEO of Lake Resources Group, gives us an update on the recovery of Lake Deltons fishery. To enter this weeks drawing for a scent elimination and control kit from Wildlife Research Center (www.wildlife.com), call 414-297-7554 and leave your name and telephone number.
	Show 444: Dave Zien tells the harrowing story of his collision with a deer. Tips for wild game storage and preservation. Classic Bird Hunts in northern Wisconsin. Dan hunts turkeys in the Kickapoo Valley Reserve. Jeff goes bowhunting again! Special guests: Dave Zien, retired State Senator from Chippewa Falls, tells what happened the night he hit a deer while riding his Harley. (www.hupy.com) Howard Schwan, CEO and President of CTI Industries, Inc., tells how the ZipVac food-storage system was developed and shares some of the uses of ZipVac. (www.zip-vac.net) Randy Matis, of Classic Bird Hunts (www.classicbirdhunts.com), reports on grouse hunting in Wisconsins North Woods. To enter this weeks drawing for a ZipVac (www.zip-vac.net) portable vacuum fish and game storage kit, call 414-297-7554 and leave your name and telephone number.
	Show 443: Father-son teams wins PMTT Muskie World Championship! Dave Ziens whitetail close encounter. Expert tips for warm-weather deer care. Dan gives his Polaris Ranger a workout. Jeff goes bowhunting. Special guests: Gary and Carson Lehnherr, of McFarland, relate how they won last weekends Professional Musky Tournament Trail Ranger World Championship on Lake Waubesa. (www.promusky.com) Robert Griffith, of Cimarron Outdoors (www.cimarronoutdoors.com), shares some field-dressing tips and advice for handling deer in warm weather and talks about his DVD, How to Field Dress a Deer in About a Minute. To enter this weeks drawing for a DVD How to Field Dress a Deer in About a Minute, from www.cimarronoutdoors.com, call 414-297-7554 and leave your name and telephone number.
	Show 442: School of Outdoors Sports to offer basic instruction in hunting, fishing and shooting. Myhuntingpage.com photo contest winners. Grouse and woodcock report from northern Minnesota. Dan fishes for salmon on the Milwaukee River. Jeff spends more time bowhunting. Special guests: Mark Strand, author of Paint the Next Sunrise: A Future for Hunting and Fishing, talks about his plans for an elementary school for hunting and fishing. Dan Dessecker, director of conservation policy for the Ruffed Grouse Society, reports on the RGS National Grouse and Woodcock Hunt, held recently in Grand Rapids, Minnesota.To enter this weeks drawing for a ZipVac portable vacuum fish and game storage kit (www.zipvac.net) call 414-297-7554 and leave your name and telephone number.
	Show 441: Monster crayfish from Louisiana invade Wisconsin! Dont like Earn-A-Buck? Try this option! KAMO takes kids hunting and fishing. Dan picks up a road-killed deer. Jeff passes up several deer on a bowhunt. Special guests: Sue Beyler, DNR SE District fisheries supervisor, reports on Wisconsins newest aquatic invader, the Louisiana red swamp crayfish. Jon Hillmer, founder of Kids and Mentors Outdoors, talks about the programs five Wisconsin chapters and his efforts to introduce kids to hunting and fishing. (www.kamokids.org) Keith Warnke, DNR big-game ecologist, explains the alternative to Earn-A-Buck and the public hearings scheduled for October and November. (http://dnr.wi.gov/org/caer/ce/news/hearmeet.html) To enter this weeks drawing for a ZipVac portable vacuum fish and game storage kit (www.zipvac.net) call 414-297-7554 and leave your name and telephone number.

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