Henry Liebzeit
1930-1995
Inducted 1997

Liebzeit was elected to the Wisconsin Conservation Congress as the representative from Outagamie County at the age of 26. During his thirty years on the Congress, he served twenty years on the Executive Council and was secretary-treasurer and Vice Chair.

Among his conservation efforts were placing the black bear on the big game hunting season; closing the Fox Locks to protect Lake Winnebago sturgeon, walleye, and northerns from the introduction of the lamprey eel; unit boundaries for management of whitetail deer; and hunting licenses fees and adjustments to fund resource management.

For further information on Henry Liebzeit, read his Hall of Fame monograph.