On Thursday, April 21, 2022 at the Golden Mast in Okauchee, WI, WWA’s Waukesha Chapter drew their Class A Raffle with the Grand Prize: Browning Maxus II Wicked Wing MOSGH 
and the lucky winner was: Fred Schroedl with ticket #00168!
Congratulations, Fred and THANK YOU to everyone who purchased tickets for this raffle to support our mission.
On Saturday, February 26, 2022 at Witt’s End in Caledonia, WI, WWA’s South Suburban Chapter drew their Class A Winter Gun Raffle with the Grand Prize: Taurus 856 38 Spl. Revolver
and the lucky winner was: Justen Urban with ticket #00024!
Congratulations, Justen, and THANK YOU to everyone who purchased tickets for this raffle to support our mission.
On Saturday, February 26, 2022 at Witt’s End in Caledonia, WI, WWA’s South Suburban Chapter drew their Class A Winter Habitat Gun Raffle with the Grand Prize: Glock Model 19 Gen 3 9mm Pistol
and the lucky winner was: Tony Prucha with ticket #00044!
Congratulations, Tony, and THANK YOU to everyone who purchased tickets for this raffle to support our mission.
On Friday, February 25, 2022 at WWA’s Valley banquet at the Grand Meridian in Appleton, WI, WWA’s Valley Chapter drew their Class A Raffle with the Grand Prize: 12 Gauge 28″ 3+1 3″ A300 Ultima Realtree Max5 
and the lucky winner was: Jeff Huettl with ticket #0294!
Congratulations, Jeff, and THANK YOU to everyone who purchased tickets for this raffle to support our mission.
On Friday, February 25, 2022 at WWA’s Valley banquet at the Grand Meridian in Appleton, WI, WWA’s Valley Chapter drew their Class A Raffle with the Grand Prize: Weatherby Vanguard Weatherguard 7mm-08 Remington, w/ Scope
and the lucky winner was: Eddie Warczak with ticket #0207!
Congratulations, Eddie, and THANK YOU to everyone who purchased tickets for this raffle to support our mission.
On Thursday, December 2, 2021 at WWA’s Christmas Bash at Rustic Manor 1848 in Hartland, WI, WWA’s Waukesha Chapter drew their Class A Raffle with the Grand Prize: an ICE FISH GREEN BAY Two-day Walleye and Whitefish Ice Fishing Trip
for a 2-Person, 2-Day, Fully Guided, 2 Nights Lodging at Beach Harbor Resort.and the lucky winner was: Keith Skadahl with ticket #00181!
Congratulations, Keith, and THANK YOU to everyone who purchased tickets for this raffle to support our mission.
On Thursday, December 2, 2021 at WWA’s Christmas Bash at Rustic Manor 1848 in Hartland, WI, WWA’s Waukesha Chapter drew their Class A Raffle with the Grand Prize: Kimber SS Pro Raptor II: 
and the lucky winner was: Christopher Carnahan with ticket #00024!
Congratulations, Christopher, and THANK YOU to everyone who purchased tickets for this raffle to support our mission.
For Immediate Release: October 8, 2021
For More Information: Bruce Ross: 262-224-4949
[Wales, WI] – The Wisconsin Waterfowl Association (WWA) issued its support today for an ethical and sustainable sandhill crane hunt in Wisconsin following the introduction of proposed legislation by Senator Mary Felzkowski (R – Irma) and Representatives Paul Tittl (R – Manitowoc) and Alex Dallman (R – Green Lake).
“WWA supports an ethical and sustainable sandhill crane hunt in Wisconsin,” said WWA Executive Director Bruce Ross. “We look forward to working with interested legislators and stakeholders to ensure that the many important details related to this issue can be addressed in a final science-based bill that can be signed by Governor Evers.”
Wisconsin legislators are not creating the concept of a sandhill crane hunt, they are simply proposing one within existing federal guidelines. Currently, 18 other states and several Canadian provinces allow a regulated sandhill crane hunt.
It is estimated that the eastern population of the sandhill crane found in Wisconsin is over 90,000 and growing by 6-10% per year. Other populations bring the total to nearly 750,000 in the United States. Given the continued population growth, the U.S Fish and Wildlife Service declared the Wisconsin sandhill crane population huntable over a decade ago. Farmers are experiencing significant crop damage due to this burgeoning population.
“Wisconsin has had a strong population of sandhill cranes deemed huntable by the federal government for over a decade. I am confident that an experimental state-level approach – developed within the strict federal guidelines and using the best available science – will allow the species to continue to thrive while providing harvest opportunities, much like has been done for waterfowl populations over the past 50 years,” said Ross.
The Wisconsin Waterfowl Association is a 7,000-member non-profit conservation organization that is dedicated to the conservation of Wisconsin’s waterfowl and wetland resources. Since 1984, WWA has worked to restore critical habitat in Wisconsin, educate the next generation of waterfowl hunters, and advocate for policies that protect Wisconsin’s resources and the rights of citizens to hunt and fish. More information on WWA can be found at www.wisducks.org.
On Friday, October 8, 2021 at Tim’s Auto Parts in Oconomowoc, WI, WWA’s Waukesha Chapter drew their Class A Raffle with the Grand Prize: Benelli SBE 3 Patriot Brown/Marsh Camo 3.5″ 12ga. 28″ bbl. Semi-Auto Shotgun 
and the lucky winner was: Alex Putz with ticket #00239!
Congratulations, Alex, and THANK YOU to everyone who purchased tickets for this raffle to support our mission.
On Thursday, September 16, 2021 at the New Berlin Alehouse in New Berlin, WI, WWA’s West Allis Chapter drew their Class A Early Bird Raffle for the Grand Prize: Roberts Defense Match Grade Custom 1911 45ACP Pistol with Tactical Laser & Flashlight 
And the winner was Dan Moser with ticket #00037!
Congratulations, Dan, and THANK YOU to everyone who purchased tickets for this raffle to support our mission.
