Hankering for some ‘Chuck Roast

By Glen Wunderlich

It was incomprehensible to me that Wisconsin does not have a hunting season for woodchucks, but sure enough, it’s true.  State Representative Andre Jacque (R) from De Pere, however, has prepared a bill to remove the burrowing rodents from protected status.  That’s right.  They’re protected in Wisconsin, while in adjacent Michigan the season is open year-round with no limit.

Apparently, Wisconsin is short on qualified weather forecasters.  Or, maybe it has a soft spot for the varmints because the city of Wausau has a baseball team dubbed the Woodchucks.  The DNR can’t offer a reason for protection, either.

Predictably, Wisconsin’s chapter of the Sierra Club’s director, Shahla Werner, thinks hunting woodchucks (or, groundhogs in some circles) is just plain irresponsible, because she’s never heard of anyone eating them.  Read more

Winchester Firearms Rebate

When you buy a new Winchester firearm at retail between April 15 and April 30, 2013, you can receive a rebate of up to 8% of the purchase price to reimburse you for the state sales tax.  That’s just like putting the sales tax right back in your pocket.  See your Winchester dealer for more information on how to beat the tax man in 2013!  Rebate forms will be available on April 15 for download at www.winchesterguns.com (click on the product tab, then promotions & rebates)

Animal Rights Groups Owe $Millions

Remember the legal odyssey involving Feld Entertainment, owner of the Ringling Bros. circus, and a cabal of animal rights groups? If you don’t, here’s the summary: Animal rights groups sued the circus alleging elephant abuse and lost. The court concluded that their key witness was a essentially a “paid plaintiff and fact witness” who was “not credible.” Feld countersued under federal RICO statutes, alleging racketeering, fraud and witness bribery.

The second case is ongoing, but it is in the first lawsuit that there is news.  Lots more here…

Purchase A New Browning Firearm And Put The Sales Tax in Your Pocket

  • Purchase any new Browning firearm from a Preferred Browning dealer April 15-20, 2013 (Offer excludes Buck Mark Pistol and 1911-22 pistols).
  • Make or get a copy of your receipt.
  • When you get home, fill out the Tax Relief program coupon and send it in to Browning. (the coupon will be available on April 15 at www.browning.com – click on the news tab, then promotions)

It’s that easy to get reimbursed for the sales tax.  If you purchase your new Browning in a “no sales tax” state, send in your coupon for special consideration. Read more

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