Tisdale Wildlife Federation
Box 1804 S0E 1T0 Tisdale, SK, Canada

Due to Covid restrictions we are not having an antler measuring day this year we ask that you contact one of our measurers as we plan on giving out our awards as usual . Our measurers are Ron Heisler 3068733192 Chris Garland 3068737513 Bruce Wallington 3068735462. For 16 and under remember there is a overall award that is a combined score of your hunting activities for 2020 contact Ron Heisler for entry. Fisherman the deadline for turning in weights is Dec 31 2020.

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Wildlife of Saskatchewan: The Snowy Owl This strikingly beautiful bird is a common visitor to Saskatchewan in the winter. Adult males are almost pure white, whi...le adult females are white with brown barring and noticeably larger than males. Snowy owls breed in the Arctic and only visit Saskatchewan in the non-breeding season. Breeding is often considered a boom or bust event, with large numbers of young produced when food is abundant. Snowy owls are nomadic and considered irruptive migrants, which means they show great flexibility in movement patterns and often appear in surprising abundance in a particular location. These irruptions are often difficult to predict, but well worth a drive in the country when they occur.

We're all guilty of it. We see a hunter with mismatched camo with an old single-shot 12-gauge. And he's sporting his deer he just harvested on the back of his o...ld truck. It's a doe or more than likely a smaller buck. But he's happy, and grinning from ear-to-ear like he just killed the new world record! So you laugh and joke with your buddies as he goes by. While leaning against your brand new truck, in your name brand matching camo. But have you ever stopped to think that maybe the deer on the back of his truck means a lot more to him than just big antlers.... maybe he's a third shift blue collar worker at the local saw mill, just trying to pay his bills and keep gas in his old truck. Maybe he don't have the fancy game cameras and big food plots that you have. Or the big fancy hunting blinds, that cost more than his old truck. Maybe he's happy because he finally didn't have to work this weekend. So he decided to go hunting on the little piece of land that he's hunted since he was a boy, with the gun that his dad gave him when he turned 12 years old. More than likely he's not hunting to kill the next World Record. He could care less about the antlers. But what he does care about is putting food on the table for his family at home, and knowing that they're going to eat good for now. And that my friends will put a smile on any true sportsman's face. So good luck to all the hunters out there with the rest of your season. Just remember this, support each other and be happy for each other, no matter how big their harvest is, because to some folks it means a lot more then the size of the antlers.

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