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

Recent Shows

	Show 327: The U.S. Supreme Court Second Amendment decision, the Iola Old Car Show, Saskatchewans Wollaston Lake monster pike, Wisconsin River walleyes and crappies, Dan and Judy win 13 national radio awards and North Dakota prairie dogs this week on Outdoors with Dan and Judy. WIN A 5-PACK OF5-STAND SPORTING CLAYS CERTIFICATES FROM MILFORD HILLS HUNT CLUB! Scroll down to learn how you can enter the drawing for this weeks giveaway, a 5-pack of certificates for a round of 5-stand sporting clays at Milford Hills Hunt Club, www.milfordhills.com. Special guests: Attorney Richard Feldman, former regional political director for the NRA, former executive director of the American Shooting Sports Council, now president of MLS Communications, LLC in Rindge, New Hampshire, discusses last weeks U.S. Supreme Court decision re: Washington D.C. v. Heller, which reaffirms the right of individual citizens to keep and bear arms, as recognized in the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. www.gunlobbyist.com Mitch Swenson director of public relations for the Iola Old Car Show and Swap Meet, previews this 36th annual event July 10-13 in Iola, Wisconsin. www.iolaoldcarshow.com Bill Hilts, Jr., Outdoor Sports Specialist with Niagara Tourism and Convention Corp, reports on the fantastic action for giant northern pike on Wollaston Lake in Saskatchewan and the great trout and salmon fishing on Lake Ontario and announces the winner of the Shakespeare rod and reel combo from Niagara-USA. www.niagara-usa.com On the Camp Chef Cooking Corner, Cindy Overton, of Black Pot Demos, shares a delicious recipe for Dutch Oven Strawberry Cake with fresh strawberries. www.campchef.com, www.blackpotdemos.com To enter this weeks drawing for 5-pack of certificates for a round of 5-stand sporting clays at Milford Hills Hunt Club, listen to this weeks program on the air, at www.itunes.com or at www.lake-link.com/radio. Youll get instructions there on how to enter. OR click on Contact Dan and Judy on our Lake-Link radio page and tell us you want to enter this weeks drawing.
	Show 326: This week Dan and Judy feature three segments among the 13 from their show that won awards at this weeks Outdoor Writers Association of America (OWAA) conference in Bismarck, ND, and hear about the upcoming Wisconsin Sports Fest. Judy test-drives a new Cadillac. WIN A PAIR OF HIGH-TECH HUNTING OR FISHING GLOVES FROM GLACIER GLOVE OR A SHAKEPEARE ROD and REEL COMBO FROM NIAGARA USA! Scroll down to learn how you can enter the drawing for this weeks product giveaway, a pair of gloves from Glacier Glove. www.glacieroutdoor.com And learn how you can enter to win a Shakespeare rod and reel combo from Niagara USA. www.niagara-usa.com Special guests: Doug Jeanneret, vice-president for marketing with the U.S. Sportsmens Alliance, gives us a preview of the Wisconsin Sports Fest, coming to the Sunnyview Expo Center in Oshkosh, Aug. 15-16. www.wisportsfest.com In a segment that won first place in the OWAA Radio Big Game Hunting category, Mark Toso, president of the Wisconsin Deer Hunters Association, tells why WDHA supports the DNRs deer management practices and deer season framework. www.wideerhunters.org In a segment that won second place in the OWAA Radio Fishing category, legendary bass angler Bill Dance tells Judy why he loves catfishing. www.billdanceoutdoors.com In a segment that won second place in the OWAA Radio Family and Youth Education category, Dan Bertalan of Great Outdoors Multimedia talks about the National Archery in the Schools Program and how archery is such a great sport for kids to learn. www.greatoutdoorsmultimedia.com Landscape historian Rob Nurre explains how we can use the original surveys of Wisconsin to understand the states modern geography and land use patterns. http://digicoll.library.wisc.edu/SurveyNotes/ To enter this weeks drawing for 5-pack of certificates for a round of sporting clays at Milford Hills Hunt Club, listen to this weeks program on the air, at www.itunes.com or at www.lake-link.com/radio. Youll get instructions there on how to enter. OR click on Contact Dan and Judy on our Lake-Link radio page and tell us you want to enter this weeks drawing. To enter the drawing for a Shakespeare rod and reel combo from Niagara USA, log onto www.niagara-usa.com, click on Fishing and request a Hot Spot Fishing Map. One name from among our listeners who request a map this spring will be drawn as the lucky winner.
	Show 325: Impact of flooding on fishing, tourism and nesting game birds, plus the return of the Surly Surveyor this week on Outdoors with Dan and Judy. WIN A 5-PACK OF SPORTING CLAYS CERTIFICATES FROM MILFORD HILLS HUNT CLUB OR A SHAKEPEARE ROD and REEL COMBO FROM NIAGARA USA! Just send us an email. Special guests: Andy Morton, Lower Wisconsin River Basin Supervisor for Wisconsins Department of Natural Resources, explains what exactly happened when Lake Delton emptied into the Wisconsin River and what it will take to restore the lake and its fishery. www.dnr.wi.gov Tom Diehl, co-owner and general manager of the Tommy Bartlett Shows in Lake Delton, reports on efforts to sustain tourism in the Wisconsin Dells/Lake Delton area this summer. www.tommybartlett.com Bill Vander Zouwen, Wisconsin DNRs wildlife and landscape ecology section chief, talks about the impact of flooding on nesting turkeys, pheasants and grouse. www.dnr.wi.gov Landscape historian Rob Nurre explains how we can use the original surveys of Wisconsin to understand the states geography. http://digicoll.library.wisc.edu/SurveyNotes/ Cindy Overton, of Black Pot Demos, gives us two easy pie-iron recipes for summer campout fun on the Camp Chef Cooking Corner. www.campchef.com, www.blackpotdemos.com
	Show 324: This week Dan and Judy interview a time traveler and a landscape historian, and Judy test drives a new GMC Yukon and reports on her recent float tube fishing adventure. WIN A PAIR OF HIGH-TECH HUNTING OR FISHING GLOVES FROM GLACIER GLOVE OR A SHAKESPEARE ROD and REEL COMBO FROM NIAGARA USA! Enter the drawing for this weeks product giveaway, a pair of gloves from Glacier Glove by sending us an email. www.glacieroutdoor.com Or enter to win a Shakespeare rod and reel combo from Niagara USA at www.niagara-usa.com Special guests: Time traveler William Austin Burt, of the Public Land Survey, visits from 1835 to tell how he surveyed the confluence of theMenomineee and Milwaukee rivers in what is now the city of Milwaukee. http://digicoll.library.wisc.edu/SurveyNotes/ Landscape historian Rob Nurre, explains the importance of the original surveys of what became the state of Wisconsin and how these surveys are relevant to us today as we manage our natural resources. http://digicoll.library.wisc.edu/SurveyNotes/ Chris Cantrell, field and sporting clays manager at Milford Hills Hunt Club, previews the 9th annual Bucky Sporting Clays Shoot and other upcoming events at Milford Hills. www.milfordhills.com, www.buckyshoot.com The 2008 GMC Yukon is our vehicle of the week: The new 2008 GMC Yukon has all the power you would expect from an SUV (you can even put a snow plow on the front) and it can take the new 85 octane Flex Fuel. Built on a truck frame, this SUV is capable of handling off road duties and serious towing. Inside, the design has been upgraded to compete with rivals. I found the third row seating to be useful with the family. Yet the second and third rows can fold down. With them folded down I was able to fit in three float tubes, my rod, waders, and other accessories I needed on a recent TV shoot. I was also impressed with how high I sat in the vehicle. This provided me with great visibility on the highway. For more information or to find a GMC dealer near you, visit www.gmc.com/yukon.
	Show 323: A record book for roadkills! Plus grouse and woodcock nesting in Wisconsin and Minnesota, University of Esox and fishing reports on Green Bay muskies and Mississippi River Pool 10 bass this week on Outdoors with Dan and Judy. This week Judy fishes for muskies on Lake Waubesa with tournament angler and Mercury/Crestliner/Heckels pro-staffer Tom Rozek, while Dan shoots sporting clays and clears his woods of invasive garlic mustard. Special guests: Dan Dessecker, director of conservation policy for the Ruffed Grouse Society, talks about the outlook for fall grouse and woodcock hunting and reports on likely woodcock nesting losses due to heavy snow in Minnesota this spring. www.ruffedgrousesociety.org Richard Sanders, creator of the Road Kill Record Book Club, shares the history and purpose of his new club that recognizes trophy animals taken by vehicles. www.roadkillrecordbookclub.com Steve Heiting, managing editor of Musky Hunter Magazine, reports on muskie action on Green Bay and northern Wisconsin waters and talks about the curriculum of University of Esox. www.muskyhunter.com Tournament angler Glenn Walker reports on hot largemouth and smallmouth bass action on Mississippi River Pool 10. www.futurebass.com Cindy Overton, of Black Pot Demos, shares an easy recipe for XXX Potatoes in the Camp Chef Cooking Corner. www.campchef.com, www.blackpotdemos.com To enter this weeks drawing for a set of dodgers and flashers from Seps Pro Fishing, listen to this weeks program on the air, at www.itunes.com or at www.lake-link.com/radio. Youll get instructions there on how to enter. Or send us an email from the Lake-Link radio page and tell us you want to enter the drawing. To enter the drawing for a Shakespeare rod and reel combo from Niagara USA, log onto www.niagara-usa.com, click on Fishing and request a Hot Spot Fishing Map. One name from among our listeners who request a map this spring will be drawn as the lucky winner.

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