The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

www.oakvillebeaver.com The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday July 23, 2008 - 29 The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday March 3, 2004 - C7 A wide world of wings awaits at Winston Park Drive The saloon doors on Oakville's newest Wild Wing franchise opened May 1, and since then hungry sorts have been flocking to the eatery near the AMC Theatre. A bevy of gourmet flavours awaits the chicken wing-craving crowd. A total of 101 are listed on the extensive menu that's divided into sections called `Honey I'm Home', `Hot 'n Bothered', `Backyard BBQ', and `Smokey Bones' to name a few. Flavours run the gamut from Maui Waui, made with barbeque and pineapple curry to Smokey Mountain, wings with a mesquite and teriyaki taste to Daisy Duke, which cleverly combines barbeque with taco. The Monday to Friday lunch menu is no slouch either with wraps that start at $4.99. There are also Signature Fries such as Chili Cheese, Bacon, Cheese and gourmet Caesar dressing with Parmesan cheese. Not to be outdone, onion rings get the same flavourful treatment at Wild Wing. From breaded and fried dill pickles, to matching salads and wraps including Caesar, Greek, Wild and Chicken BLT, as well as a delectable dessert, appetizer and kid's menu, Wild Wings is a destination for all kinds of diners. Families and friends feel equally at home in the old time saloon set up, replete with pine covered floors and walls covered in chicken wire. Large screen TVs for the sports enthusiasts and lively music from the Wild Tunes video jukebox keeps customers' entertained. And it's just as easy to wrap up all that good food for those who'd like to take it home to eat. This location is the latest in a slew that have opened since the first Wild Wing took root on March 17th 1999 in small town Sunderland, Ontario. Since then Wild Wing has become one of the fastest growing family restaurant franchises in the province.