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Submitted by Kenny Kieler Kenny Kieler bagged this 5½ year old 8 point buck in 2020 on his father’s farm near Darlington. The horns registered in at 20 inches wide, 10¾ tines scored 140 net.
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Submitted by Chuck Fralick Chuck Fralick caught this 41 inch Pike on an annual trip to Lake of the Woods, MN in May of 2021.
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Submitted by Phil Russell Caught this 41" Northern Pike while Crappie fishing with an ultra lite rod and 4 lb. test quite the fight.
Submitted by Connie Cullen Our 5 yr. old grandson, Lane Cullen recently in St. Germain, WI. If he could, Lane would fish from sun up until dark.
Submitted by Whitney Churchill Carter Barr, Baylor Barr and Whitney Churchill, Potosi, WI, November 2020.
Submitted by Kyle Casper Kyle Casper of Cuba City was lucky enought to harvest this buck in Grant County, WI while bow hunting.
Submitted by Hillary Cliff The King of Canyon Falls was taken on November 21, 2020 by Travis Cliff. The story is how it should be. A once in a lifetime buck that he had never seen before.
Submitted by John Mueller Submitted by Dewey Vosberg John Mueller captured this 13 point buck in Green County, Sandy Vosberg of Potosi has been Catfishing. WI in 2020.
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2021 Wisconsin Hunting and Trapping Seasons Get your regulations faster! Visit dnr.wi.gov to view and print regulations up to one month before they are available in hard copy. Some seasons may be subject to change. Consult the hunting regulation pamphlet(s) or dnr.wi.gov before hunting.
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Archery & Crossbow Sept. 18-Jan. 9, 2022 Youth Deer Hunt Oct. 9 & 10 Gun Deer Hunt for Hunters with Disabilities Oct. 2-10 Gun Nov. 20-28 Muzzleloader Nov. 29-Dec. 8 Statewide Antlerless Hunt Dec. 9-12 Antlerless-only Holiday Hunt Dec. 24-Jan. 1, 2022** * Please check the dnr.wi.gov, search “deer” for a complete set of dates and unit designations. This is not a statewide season. More information is available atdnr.wi.gov, search “disabled deer hunt.” **Open only in select Farmland (Zone 2) counties; see regulations for open counties.
Sharp-Tailed Grouse* August 31 Spring Turkey December 10 Bear December 10 Timing of Drawings Elk Early June Bobcat Mid-September Fisher Mid-September Spring Turkey Early January Bear Early February *If season is open and permits are offered. To check your drawing status, go to gowild.wi.gov
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Pheasant Statewide Oct. 16 (9am)-Jan. 9, 2022 Bobwhite Quail Statewide Oct. 16 (9am)-Dec. 8 Hungarian Partridge Statewide* Oct. 16 (9am)-Jan. 9, 2022 *Closed in Clark, Marathon and Taylor Counties Ruffed Grouse Zone A Sept. 18-Jan. 9, 2022 Zone B Oct. 16-Dec. 8 Sharp-Tailed Grouse Season is under review. Visit dnr.wi.gov for updates. Crow Statewide Sept. 18-Nov. 18 & Jan. 28-March 20, 2022
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BEAR Zones C, E and F where dogs are not permitted: Sept. 8-Oct. 12 • with aid of bait • with all other legal methods not using dogs All other zones where dogs are permitted: Sept. 8-14 • with aid of dogs only Sept. 15-Oct. 5 • with aid of dogs • with aid of bait • with all other legal methods Oct. 6-12
Submitted by Zach Chambers Alaina Chambers, 5 years old, on Crapp Farms, south of Lancaster. She had plenty of practice in safety and in shooting. Alaina shot her first Tom on April 15, 2020 using dad’s single shot 410 all on her own with dad by her side.
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MIGRATORY BIRDS Early Canada Goose Statewide Sept. 1-15 Early Teal Season Statewide Sept. 1-9 Duck Season Youth Sept. 18-19 Northern Zone Sept. 25-Nov. 23 Southern Zone Oct. 2-10; Oct. 16-Dec. 5 Open Water Zone Oct. 16-Dec. 14 Regular Goose Season Northern Zone Sept. 16-Dec. 16 Southern Zone Sept. 16-Oct. 10; Oct. 16-Dec. 5; Dec. 20-Jan. 4, 2022 Mississippi Zone Oct. 2-10; Oct. 16-Jan. 4, 2022 Woodcock Statewide Sept. 25-Nov. 8 Mourning Dove Statewide Sept. 1-Nov. 29
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Deer Season Is Almost Here: Help Slow The Spread Of CWD The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is asking deer hunters to join in the efforts to protect the states deer herd, especially where chronic wasting disease (CWD) testing is most needed. Wisconsin deer hunters play a crucial role in helping to control the spread of CWD. Each hunting season, hunters who have their deer tested for CWD, properly dispose of deer carcass waste and follow baiting and feeding regulations help the DNR monitor the disease and slow its spread. While planning your hunt, be sure to check baiting and feeding restrictions in your county. Even where baiting and feeding are allowed, the DNR encourages hunters to reconsider using these practices to reduce the risk for disease transmission, which can spread through body fluids like feces, saliva, blood and urine. Large concentrations of animals in one area increase the risk of an infection spreading from between them. CWD is a contagious neurological disease of deer, elk, moose and reindeer (caribou) caused by misshapen proteins that slowly degrade the
central nervous system. The disease is always fatal and can have an incubation period of over a year, so infected deer can appear healthy for many months before showing clinical signs. In the clinical stage, CWD causes drastic weight loss, drooping of the head and ears, loss of coordination, excessive salivation and no fear of humans. CWD is also referred to as transmissible spongiform encephalopathy or prion disease. The disease triggers normal proteins in a deers brain to fold abnormally, causing holes to form. By having their deer tested, hunters provide the raw data needed to understand where CWD exists or doesnt exist on the landscape. As part of an ongoing multi-year statewide sweep, the DNR especially encourages hunters in 17 counties of northeast Wisconsin to have their adult deer tested this year. In addition to the northeast part of the state, the department monitors several additional sampling areas where samples are needed. No matter where you hunt in the state, all hunters can have their deer tested for CWD. There is a form in each hunters Go Wild
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harvested deer, they can safely dispose of deer carcass waste in designated deer carcass dumpsters provided in conjunction with many partnering individuals and organizations around the state. Proper carcass disposal helps slow the spread of CWD by removing potentially infected deer carcasses from the landscape. CWD testing, proper carcass disposal and following baiting and feeding regulations are three key ways to slow the spread. The DNRs guide to slowing the spread of CWD provides even more ways hunters can help. While there has not been a documented case of CWD in humans, the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS), the Centers for Disease Control and World Health Organization recommend against consuming meat from CWD-infected deer. Because infected deer can look healthy, DHS encourages testing for the disease regardless of your harvested deers physical condition. More information about how to prevent the spread of CWD is available at dnr.wisconsin. gov.
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