Upcoming Events.
17th annual Car Show Craft Fair & Sportsman’s Raffle
Outagamie
Conservation Club
17th annual Car Show
Craft Fair & Sportsman’s Raffle
Cars, Trucks, Tractors & Motorcycles
N3502 Mayflower Rd., Hortonville
FUN show - All makes & models welcome - Come out & show off your ride!
Sunday, August 23, 2026
RAIN or SHINE
10am – 3pm
Show vehicle parking begins at 9am
Registration 11am-1pm – Awards at 3pm
Free admission – Free registration
Awards for:
Favorite Car, Truck, Tractor, Motorcycle, Best in Show
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Sportsman’s Raffle – only 700 tickets sold - $20 each
Raffle winners will be drawn at approx. 3:30pm
Visit OCC or see an OCC director to purchase tickets
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Food & refreshments available for purchase – NO
CARRY-INS
WOW
Women’s Outdoor Workshop
🍂 Women's Outdoor Workshop (WOW) 2026 🍂
📅 Saturday, September 12, 2026
🕘 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM(Check-in begins at 8:30 AM)
📍 Outagamie Conservation Club
💲 $30 Adults | $20 Youth
Registration includes lunch, a WOW t-shirt, and all class supplies!
Ladies, grab your moms, daughters, sisters, and friends and join us for an unforgettable day outdoors! 🌿🏹
Join us for our annual Women's Outdoor Workshop! This event is open to women and girls ages 10 years old and up. It is a full day event with classes beginning at 9:00 am ending at 4:30pm. Each person will choose 6 classes (listed below) and schedules will be provided on the day of the event. Although not always possible, we try our best to keep groups together, so if you register with people you know, make sure to include that information when you register. On the day of the event, arrive between 8:30 and 8:50 to get your schedule and t-shirt. The event is held rain or shine, so come prepared for the elements and a day of fun!
Classes Offered:
Pistol Shooting- Learn how to use and shoot a variety of handguns (Minimum age 14)
Trap Shooting- Learn how to shoot clay targets (Minimum age 12)
Archery- Learn how to shoot archery using our 3D targets
Fishing- With SCHEELS Pro Staff- Fish and learn the basics and more advanced information on different baits and uses.
Tailgate Themed Grilling- Join the SCHEELS team to learn some of our favorite recipes on the grill for those home games! Easy-to-make tailgate themed snacks and appetizers on some of the most popular grilling brands
Hiking-Join the SCHEELS team to learn about hiking essentials! Learn about some of the best gear and brands in the industry and then join the team on a quick hike!
Planter Box- Build and paint your own unique flower planter box
Meat Smoking-Learn the basics of smoking meats
Body Butter- Learn how to make your own body butter using beef tallow
Fire starters/Paracord project- Make your own fire starter kits and create a paracord project
Plus, enjoy raffle prizes during lunch!
Registration Information
📝 Pre-registration and payment are required. Click here »»September 12 – Women's Outdoor Workshop (WOW) to register.
Payment may be made by:
✔️ Cash
✔️ Check
✔️ Venmo (details provided during registration)
⚠️ Registration closes September 1 or when we reach our maximum number of participants—whichever comes first. Refunds cannot be issued after September 1.
☔ The workshop is held rain or shine, so dress for the weather and come ready for a fun-filled day!
Don't miss one of OCC's favorite events of the year. We can't wait to spend the day with you! 💚
Under the Lights 3D Shoot
Please contact Kara Baumann @ outagamieconservationclub@gmail.com or 920-378-9908 if you would like to pre register.
Just include team member’s names in the email and pay at the event.
Memorial Day
Remembering service members, family & friends who have gone before us.
Clubhouse open at noon. Approximately 30 min. service beginning at 1pm. Outdoor event (weather permitting), bring lawn chairs, or chairs/picnic tables will be available.
Beverages available for purchase. NO CARRY-INS
CDAC Meeting
https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/Hunt/cdac
Share your views on deer management and help make a difference in your DMU.
CDAC charter:
Gather public opinion on deer populations and goals, antlerless quotas and herd management strategies.
Review and consider scientific metrics on deer herd trends, impacts to habitat and agriculture and human-deer interactions.
Provide the department with recommendations on deer population objectives, antlerless quotas and herd management strategies.
Each Deer Management Unit (DMU) in Wisconsin has a Citizen Deer Advisory Council (CDAC) to provide input and recommendations to the department on deer management within their unit. Councils work with local department staff to schedule meetings, provide community outreach and an opportunity for public input, review population data and deer impacts on forests and agriculture, develop three-year recommendations on unit population objectives and create annual antlerless harvest quotas.
CDAC Public Participation Guidelines
Citizen Deer Advisory Councils (CDACs) revolve around public input – it gives each council a better idea of how DMU citizens want their deer to be managed. The public is welcome to attend any CDAC meeting and provide input. Citizens may speak at council meetings or simply submit written comments about issues that come before the council.
What is appropriate for a public appearance?
A public appearance means testifying on items that ARE on the current CDAC agenda. Public appearances cannot be made on the following:
Agenda items that are presented for information only, on which the council takes no action.
Public Appearance Guidelines
Speakers may comment during the Public Comment period.
Organizations are limited to one spokesperson per agenda item.
You will have a maximum time limit of 3 minutes, set by the Chair.
Council members may ask you questions after your presentation.
If you wish to speak on a more complex issue, consider emailing or mailing written comments to the council for review prior to the CDAC meeting.
ANNUAL SPRING HEARING AND PUBLIC INPUT OPPORTUNITY
LOCATION: Appleton North High School,
5000 N. Ballard Rd.,
Appleton, WI 54913
Auditorium
The 2026 Spring Hearing will be held in each county in person on April 13 and online from April 13-15. The annual Spring Hearing is an opportunity for the public to provide input on a wide array of natural resources-related proposed rule change questions presented by the DNR and advisory questions presented by the Conservation Congress.
The public also has the opportunity to provide input on resolutions that members of the public previously submitted. The public is invited to submit resolutions for the 2026 Spring Hearing between Jan. 5 and Feb. 9. Resolutions may be submitted online through the 2026 Citizen Resolution Submittal Form, which will open on Jan. 5. New in 2026: The WCC will also consider resolutions submitted during the in-person county spring hearings. Day-of submissions are required to follow the same criteria as a resolution submitted via the Citizen Resolution Submittal Form.
Public input received through this process is advisory to Natural Resources Board members, DNR staff and anyone working on these issues.
Archery Classes
Tuesdays, April 7 to May 19. Class #1 - OPEN class for anyone (age 10 and up) from 5 to 6 p.m. Class #2 – LADIES only (age 10 and up) from 6:15 to 7:15 p.m. Registration open until April 2nd . See Classes for more information.
Bow Hunter's Safety
Pre-registration required, Friday, March 27 and Thursday, April 2, 6 to 9 p.m., open at 5:30 p.m. Can be taken separate from Hunter safety. Pre-registration required, contact Jim Allen at 920-574-9654 or acheryasylum@gmail.com.