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Wisconsin Sport Show - Fall Edition!

September 11-13, 2020

Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin

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Join us September 11-13, 2020
at the Northern Wisconsin State Fairgrounds
for the Wisconsin Sport Show – Fall Edition!

This year’s event features over 150 hunting, fishing, retail and recreational displays and exhibits, North America Diving Dogs presented by Jacobson’s Ace Hardware, Live Trophy Deer, Petting Zoo, Beer Garden and Food Trucks, Hunting and Fishing Seminars, Dog Stage with demonstrations and presentations, FREE Air Rifle and Air Pistol trials and demonstration for youth and adults presented by Westgate Sportsman’s Club, WI Buck and Bear Club Trophy Scoring, Rough Fish Assassin’s Bow Fishing Tank, Live Chainsaw Carving demonstrations, Thousands of dollars in door prizes, Archery demonstration and trials, Leashed dogs welcome on the grounds, More attractions and activities added every week!

Come enjoy these three wonderful days with us!

Friday,
September 11th

Westgate Sportsman’s Club Friday Night Fish Fry and 9/11 Memorial Flag Dedication.

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Saturday,
September 12th

North America Diving Dogs will be jumping all day! Watch them compete like a pro!

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Sunday,
September 13th

FREE Sunday morning worship service. Gates open for the worship service at 8:45 AM.

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Our Featured Speakers

Jeff Latour

Elk River Kennels

A great overview of the steps needed to build a gun dog. The program starts with the puppy stage and takes you through the adult, finished gun dog.

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Jeff Fredrick

Champion’s Choice Turkey Calls

Jeff will apply his calls for turkey, elk and coyote calling. He will teach placements and practice strategies. Advanced turkey tactics will also be discussed.

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Canine Dirt Diggers

Fly Ball Demonstrations

Join the Canine Dirt Diggers as they demonstrate Fly Ball with their furry friends. Dogs race against each other over hurdles, complete tasks and back to their handlers.

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