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Location: Appleton,WI | Can you post or message me when the natives are doing there open water spearing on the dead sea or by your house?Id like to observe this sometime.
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | No one knows until the lake is 'announced' that evening, so I won't be able to let you know in advance, sorry. |
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Location: Appleton,WI | Oh they do it that night.WOW..How does that all work as far as them setting up to do that?
Trying to learn more on a issue thats hurting our musky population.
I feel my generation has missed out on being educated on the whole late 80's spearing issues,Almost would be worth an artical in MH mag.It is history.
Edited by MuskieE 4/22/2003 9:56 PM
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | The tribe notifies the DNR and Law Enforcement the evening they are headed to the water. Makes for a pretty quiet spearing season. |
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| There was an article in the early 90's (might have been the very late 80's) in Audubon magazine (it might have been Smithsonian, but I am pretty sure it was Audubon, which, at the time really surprised me.) where a writer was invited by the tribe to "ride along" in a spearing boat and write about the experience. He also included a history of the battle for treaty rights and the boat landing protests. It was a very well-done article. It was the kind of article that should have made the mainstream press, as it described some of the problems with spearing.
I read the article at work and wish I would have brought the magazine home and saved it, I have not met anyone else that has ever read that article. If anyone here read the article that I am referring too, please post...
Tom B |
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