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DSORe eNews s534

dso02 — Sat, 21 Aug 2010 02:10:05 +0000

DSORe POLL s516

dso02 — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 14:03:03 +0000

Results for POLL s515

Should Wisconsin allow the use of telescopic sights during the 10-day muzzleloader-only deer season that follows the traditional nine-day firearm season?

YES 53% | NO 47% | MAYBE 0s% | UNDECIDED 0% | OTHER 0%

IMPRESSIONS: 300 | RESPONSES: 19 | COMMENTS: 0

INSTANT SURVEY:
Do you favor limiting the period for feeding deer for viewing purposes to the day after gun season through Labor Day?

Limit Recreational Feeding ..?

BACKGROUND:

State Sen. Jim Holperin has introduced a bill (SB558) that would allow recreational feeding of deer for viewing purposes from the end of the gun deer season until the following Labor Day. Currently, recreational feeding of deer is allowed year-round in most of the state, except in CWD zones and areas where there is a risk of CWD.

Current law further restricts feeding to sites within 50 yards of a business open to the public or an owner-occupied residence, if the site is not less than 100 yards from a roadway that has a posted speed limit of more than 45 miles per hour, if not more than two gallons of feed are present at the feeding site and if the feed does not contain any animal parts or byproducts.

For more information on SB558 Read more …

DSORe POLL s510

dso02 — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 06:54:41 +0000

Results for POLL s509

Should the Youth Hunt, Learn to Hunt and Mentored Hunt be consolidated into one New Hunter Opportunity with one set of rules?

YES 33% | NO 50% | MAYBE 8% | UNDECIDED 0% | OTHER 8%

IMPRESSIONS: 407 | RESPONSES: 12 | COMMENTS: 3

Instant Survey: Should Wisconsin hunters be limited to one buck per year regardless of what season they hunt (bow, gun,muzzleloader) to help rebuild deer numbers?

One Buck Limit… regardless?

Background: Wisconsin bowhunters registered more than 41,000 bucks last season. That’s the fourth highest total on record and just about half the total number of bucks taken by gun hunters last year. Bowhunters continue to score on bucks, even when gun hunters struggle. Read the complete story…

DSORe POLL s503

dso02 — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 17:11:09 +0000

Results of POLL s502	Results for POLL s502 *Would you keep, and eat, largemouths 12 inches or shorter?* YES 56% \| NO 44 % \| MAYBE 0% \| UNDECIDED 0% IMPRESSIONS: 331 \| RESPONSES: 9 \| COMMENTS: 0

INSTANT SURVEY: A new fishing lure not only attracts fish but forces them instinctively and reflexively to take the bait. Should such a lure be outlawed?

New Lure FORCES Fish To Bite. Good? or Bad?
[Background on POLL s503] The technology, which has been developed by Louisiana State University’s John Caprio, makes use of the natural impulses of a fish’s sensory systems. Caprio has discovered that when a fish is exposed to certain taste stimuli, it cannot control its urge to bite. “Fish learn and associate particular scents as food, but taste is an actual reflex for them. The taste of particular natural chemicals triggers a feeding response,” said Caprio. But the new lures developed from this technology don’t just stop there. The LSU professor has teamed up with the company Mystical Tackleworks to develop a lure that bombards all aspects of a fish’s sensory systems (vision, hearing, taste, smell, mechanoreception), practically disarming every tool a fish might use to avoid getting hooked. Read full story… DSORe Polls use the Free Online Surveys from SurveyPopups.com