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    Hunting incident reports

    The Department of Natural Resources compiles annual reports on hunting incident statistics. These reports contain information regarding the type of firearm involved, the location of the incident, the species hunted and numerous other factors…

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    Emerging Wildlife Diseases

    An emerging disease is a disease that has recently appeared in a population, or one that is present in a population already but is rapidly increasing in the number of individuals affected or in its geographic range.There are many factors that can…

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    Elk Reintroduction

     

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    Turkey Management

    The DNR is currently collecting input on turkey management in Wisconsin. The input period is open through Dec. 18 for anyone who wants to weigh in on turkey management over the next ten years. Public input periods like this are the best way for you…

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    Harvest Information Program (HIP) Registration

    As part of a national program to monitor hunter numbers and harvest, anyone hunting migratory game birds (ducks, geese, woodcock, mourning dove, snipe, rails, gallinules [moorhens] and coots) in Wisconsin is required to first obtain the Harvest…

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    Baiting and feeding regulations

    The baiting and feeding ban in Rusk and Sawyer counties expired on Nov. 9. No additional counties are scheduled to have a baiting or feeding ban removed during the remainder of the 2025 deer hunting seasons.This page will always have the most up-to-…

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    VPA Code of Conduct

    Follow all hunting, fishing and trapping regulations. Only access areas posted with VPA signs. Know the field boundaries and do not trespass on the surrounding private land. Access is limited to foot traffic only. No motorized vehicles…

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    Wildlife Areas

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    Wildlife Rehabilitators in Winnebago County

    Wildlife rehabilitators are licensed to rehabilitate specific species and cannot assist with calls or care regarding wildlife outside of their expertise and licensing.If you're not sure what type of animal you're calling about, check the animal…

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