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Outdoornews May 13, 2021 Ashland Team / March Wardens Amie Egstad, of Bayfield, had received a report of a tribal member harassing/killing a seagull on Lake Superior. The information was turned over to a tribal warden who interviewed the person and enforcement action was taken. Wardens Matthew Koshollek, of Drummond, and Phil Brown, of Iron River, took enforcement action against a crossbow hunter after he admitted to shooting a large 11-point buck in September 2020 and then tagging the deer with the license of a relative. The hunter then shot another buck with his crossbow in November 2020. W...

Southern Exposure wraps up successful in-person event Last month, in-person trade shows returned to our industry with Viva Fresh in Texas. This week, it was SEPC’s turn with their Southern Exposure show. After postponing the event from its usual February date, the Southeast Produce Council was able to successfully hold the event with both in-person and virtual components. Yesterday’s exhibition garnered many positive responses from the industry. This year's event was Star Wars themed and titled "The Rise of Produce."  Happy to be back in person After a year-long hiatus on any in-person c...

Outdoornews April 1, 2021 Peshtigo Team / January Wardens Paul Hartrick, of Oconto Falls, and Gaven Brault, of Green Bay, responded to a complaint of two bucks locked at the horns. The wardens arrived and observed a large buck dragging a dead buck through the woods. Hartrick placed a catch pole on the buck’s antlers and pulled him to the ground. Brault then held the live buck down and Hartrick handed the catch pole to the reporting party to hang on to. Hartrick then used a saw to cut the dead buck’s antlers out of the entanglement. The large buck was then released with no apparent injurie...

have rendered Leftover Salmon one of the pioneering artists on the forefront of progressive bluegrass, jam and festival artistry. Formed in Boulder in the ‘90s, their 1997 outing “Euphoria” and sophomore album “The Nashville Sessions” committed the band’s catalog of well-known live favorites to paper. In 2002, banjoist Mark Vann succumbed to throat cancer, and after numerous replacements failed to fill an essential void, Leftover Salmon went on hiatus from 2004 until 2007. They played some reunion tours and festivals, but adding Andy Thorn to the lineup in 2010 gave the band a ne...