The old, green paper forms will no longer be available.  Use the new electronic form and codes, which you can get from your Regional Director or Regional Biologist.

Fill out the form completely, using the state, county and chapter codes. Paper copies will have to be re-entered on the electronic form, so please send electronically. Email the completed form to Superfund Chair Todd Hoff at hoffsfishnfeathers@yahoo.com

If the “Date Needed By” line indicates a date prior to receipt of the application, or says “ASAP”, it will be changed to the 15th of the following month.

All “automatics” (5-star and previously approved project categories) received by the 25th of the month will be processed that month.  Anything received after the 25th will be processed the following month.
Automatics:

$100 - Turkey Hunters Care
$250 - Learn to Hunt
$250 - JAKES
$250 - Women in the Outdoors
$250 – Wheelin’ Spoortsmen
$1,000 – National Archery in the Schools Program
$250 – 4-H Shooting Sports
Education box & refills
$250 – Local Scholarship

All other applications will be held and reviewed by the Super Fund Committee at the next meeting.  Meetings are held twice per year, in August at the golf outing and in January at the state convention.

Projects requesting $5,000 or more require a representative to give a presentation to the committee.

Any questions regarding the procedure or projects should be directed to Superfund Chairman Todd Hoff at (715)247-5275 or hoffsfishnfeathers@yahoo.com .

If you would like more information on what Superfund projects the WI State Chapter has supported click the link below.

Wisconsin NWTF Hunting Heritage State Super Fund Projects

Portage, WI - River Valley Chapter

The River Valley chapter shows another example of Superfund dollars at work. The River Valley chapter submitted for, and received, $5,200 in Superfund money to help with restoration of wild turkey habitat in the French’s Creek wildlife area. The area, which is located a few miles north of Portage, has been undergoing extensive restoration. The amount was donated to help in the expenses not covered by the WI-DNR. One of these expenses was a controlled burn of the area to prepare it for restoration.

Participants in the check presentation were from Left to right, Conservation Warden Casey Kreuger, NWTF Regional Director Ken Jaworski, local DNR Biologist Sara Kehrli, River Valley Committee member Kevin Zarecki and son Tate Zarecki.