There are two elk management zones. Over 70% of each elk zone is public land open for elk hunting.
Application and License RequirementsWhat You Need To Hunt Elk:Elk licenseElk carcass tagCompletion of Wisconsin Elk Hunter Education CourseAll elk hunters must participate in a Wisconsin Elk Hunter Education Course prior to being issued an elk…
Season DatesOct. 17-Dec. 13Bag LimitsThe bag limit is one elk per elk carcass tag.
BobcatImmediately upon dispatching a bobcat, the pelt tag must be validated and attached. Validate the tag by slitting the month and date of kill on the tag. Attach the validated pelt tag to the carcass using wire or other similar attachment device…
*Be aware that the general hunting regulations also apply, in addition to the species-specific regulations below. Read the info in the General and Licensing Requirements section in the Wisconsin Hunting Regulations.
What You Need To Hunt Furbearers:Resident small game license or non-resident furbearer license.Bobcat harvest permit/carcass tag if hunting bobcat.See the Landowner Exemptions webpage for details and exemptions for qualified individuals and…
SpeciesDaily BagAreaDates (except as noted)Raccoons: ResidentUnlimitedStatewideOct. 17-Feb. 15, 2027Raccoons: NonresidentsUnlimitedStatewideOct. 31-Feb. 15, 2027Fox: Red and GrayUnlimitedStatewideOct. 17-Feb.
Unprotected SpeciesIn addition to the general hunting regulations, the following regulations are specific to unprotected species:
*Be aware that the general hunting regulations also apply, in addition to the species-specific regulations below. Read the info in the General and Licensing Requirements section in the Wisconsin Hunting Regulations.
Licenses/Stamps/PermitsWhat You Need to Hunt Small Game:A small game hunting license is required. See the Landowner Exceptions webpage for details and exceptions for qualified individuals and landowners.