10/27/2026
Before sunrise on opening morning, the City Point Tap parking lot was already alive. Old Chevy trucks sat in the fresh November snow while hunters in blaze orange gathered with steaming cups of coffee, swapping stories and making predictions about the day ahead. 🦌
It wasn’t only about the hunt—or even the tavern. It was about meeting in the same familiar place year after year, carrying on a tradition passed down by fathers, uncles, and old hunting partners.
There’s a special feeling in a small Wisconsin town on opening morning: the cold air, the quiet excitement, and the friendships built long before anyone heads into the woods. 🧡
Does your family still have an opening-day tradition, or has it changed over the years?
