Outdoor treasures and trophies

This week’s WTMJ Outdoors covers everything from a major outdoor expo to the art of taxidermy and the science behind finding deer sheds. Brandon Censky previews the Open Season Sportsman’s Expo at the Kalahari Resort in Wisconsin Dells, featuring 300 vendors, national exhibitors, and seminars for outdoor enthusiasts. Kyle Schmidt of Northwoods Taxidermy shares how experience and attention to detail help turn trophy deer into lifelike mounts hunters can treasure for years. And Lindsay Thomas, Chief Communications Officer for the National Deer Association, offers science-based tips to improve your odds when searching for deer antler sheds. Sponsored by Outdoor Living Unlimited.

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