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Rock'n Granite Toms, WI NWTF
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Habitat Conservation

Support for State projects to conserve habitats

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Wildlife DNA Research

We are learning interesting details in this field about Wild Turkeys

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Grow with Us

Come hang out with your turkey family!

October 12, 2026
Redgranite, WI
National Wild Turkey Federation

Rock'n Granite Toms

Rock'n Granite Toms

  • Dearborn Street — Redgranite, WI
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A big thank you to our sponsors

These generous partners help make this event — and hundreds like it across the country — possible. Their commitment to the NWTF and wildlife conservation is deeply appreciated.

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Every ticket is a dinner seat and a direct contribution to Wisconsin conservation. Pick the option that fits — from a JAKES youth seat to a full sponsor table.

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What impact has the NWTF made in Wisconsin?

The NWTF has been a leading force for wildlife conservation and the preservation of our hunting heritage in Wisconsin. Every chapter banquet directly fuels that mission — funds raised through membership and ticket sales support habitat projects, hunter education, and conservation programs that keep our wild turkey populations thriving for generations to come. Your attendance makes all the difference.

Through strategic habitat management, prescribed fire programs, and land stewardship partnerships, the NWTF has positively impacted 12,213 acres across Wisconsin. These efforts directly improve nesting and brooding habitat for wild turkey populations, while supporting the broader ecosystem health that sustains hunters, wildlife, and future generations.

The NWTF's membership in Wisconsin represents a passionate community of hunters, conservationists, and outdoor enthusiasts united by a common mission. With 8,569 adult members and 685 JAKES members, each individual plays a vital role in funding habitat projects, advocating for hunting rights, and inspiring the next generation to carry the torch of conservation.

The Roots to Roost Initiative will help address range-wide declines in many plant and wildlife species, while managing concerns of water quality and forest health and resilience. The initiative will accomplish this by providing needed resources for education, outreach, research, political advocacy and by supporting active habitat management through strengthened conservation partnerships.
12,213 Positively Impacted Acres in Wisconsin
9,254 New Members in Wisconsin
Roots to Roost Initiative in Wisconsin

Other Notable Wisconsin Achievements

Achievement

Wisconsin DNR Wild Turkey Research Partnership

The state chapter partnered with the Wisconsin DNR on continuing wild turkey research efforts for the second consecutive year. This research uses GPS transmitters and wing tags to identify individual birds using the Snapshot Wisconsin Program to test the trail camera program in estimating poult-to-hen ratios and other recruitment metrics, as well as movements of individual birds.

Conservation

Dunnville Wildlife Area Habitat Restoration

The state chapter partnered with Wisconsin DNR to restore 1,100 acres of turkey habitat on Dunnville Wildlife Area in Dunn County, contributing to more than 12,000 impacted acres across the state in FY25.

Outreach

Midwest Outdoor Heritage Education Expo Support

NWTF Wisconsin continues its support of the Midwest Outdoor Heritage Education Expo (MOHEE), which hosted 4,265 youth and chaperones and gave students hands-on experiences with outdoor activities including turkey calling, archery and wildlife management education.

Funding $25,000.00

High School Trap and Archery Team Support

The Wisconsin State Chapter provided over $25,000 in support to high school trap and archery teams via revenues generated from the state raffle.