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Wisconsin Lottery Results Are In


DonBo

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Results are now available on-line.

I'll be hitting the woods May 2nd! Still 3 more months? Man, that seems like a long wait.

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May 7th for WI.Now I'm just waiting on SD tribal results.I can not wait for April 3rd for my first hunt to start in NB.

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DonBo,

Where did you find the Wisconsin lottery results on their website? I can't seem to find the link. Thanks.

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Something skrewey on the web site, now they say results available tomorrow. The dates listed that I supposedly drew for are last years dates.

Imagine the state getting something wrong blush.gif

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Still received a tag.Will be in line on the 28th for a 2nd tag.Can not wait had the calls out last night.Every weekend watching a turkey video on big pond.

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They sure are!!! I'll be hunting zone 19 again from May 7-11. Last year was my first year, so I'm even more pumped this year. I made a few landowner contacts down there last spring, so that will broaden my horizon's a bit more!

Brian

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bmc, same zone, same time as you. We also got a couple new spots that got me really excited about this year. Two of us shot a 23 & 25 pounder last spring. grin.gif

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Drew mine for Zone 2 time period C. April 30 thru May 4. Got to call up my friends there and tell them to stock up the cooler. I's a coming on down!

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DonBo,

We should try to meet up during our season for some dinner or something. I hunt near Baldwin and stay at my brother's in Hudson. Sounds like you guys got some awesome birds last year!!!

I've heard that applying for non-res tags in May gives you an excellent chance on drawing a tag, have you had luck trying to draw a tag for an earlier season? I see paintbrush drew for the season before us and he's from Brainerd.

Brian

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bmc, I've drawn every year in 19. We usually apply for the season before this, the Wis. fishing opener. However, the last couple years the activity has been slower earlier in the week and has picked up later. Can't explain it, just the way it is.

We hunt south of Spring Valley, near Elmwood. We camp at the Nugget Lake campground East of Ellsworth, SW of Elmwood.

I hope you're not hunting too near Baldwin as that is not in zone 19. blush.gif

Stay in touch if you want to hook up. Email address in my profile.

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I'm actually south of I-94, which is the boundary line. But thanks for the heads up! Do you guys usually shotgun hunt or bow hunt? I'd be interested in talking strategy w/ you as it sounds like you have hunted this zone/time frame in the past.

Thanks,

Brian

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I pulled season E (May 14th-18th). I like those dates if the spring weather plays itself out properly. Plus, I am clear for MN fishing opener for once.

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