Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The 2025-26 Wisconsin white-tailed deer hunting seasons will feature antlerless deer permits in all management units and, keeping ...

Hunting has been getting increasingly safe in Wisconsin. The 10-year average is 5.9 shooting incidents during the state's gun deer season, according to a 2023 Department of Natural Resources report.

Wisconsin DNR will sell 2026 bonus antlerless gun deer harvest authorizations starting Aug. 17 at 10 a.m. via Go Wild and ...

The 2025 Wisconsin deer hunting season has begun, with the bow-hunting season having started Sept. 13 and running until Jan. 4, 2006. The gun deer hunting season starts Nov. 22 and ends Nov. 30.

Wisconsin's deer population is estimated to be at a record high of 1.825 million and is especially high in farmland regions. Despite extended seasons and free antlerless tags, hunter participation is ...

The 2024 Wisconsin gun deer hunting season will run Nov. 23 to Dec. 1. And once again it will feature a very large deer herd, with the highest numbers in the farmland zones. Here are some reminders ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Wisconsin's nine-day deer season, a staple for hunters statewide, ...

Officials in Wisconsin have held a regulated hunting season for white-tailed deer since 1851, just three years after statehood. It has varied greatly over the decades, including closed seasons, rules ...

While Wisconsin's nine-day gun deer season has ended, hunting remains open through January 2026 with other opportunities. Those include muzzleloader, statewide antlerless-only, holiday antlerless-only ...

Wisconsin deer kill dozens of motorists and cyclists in crashes each year. But state DNR authorizes a hunt to reduce wolf ...

The state is asking residents to report deer and game bird sightings. Here's how you you can help.

Aug. 14—2026 Block Management Program information, including the statewide overview guide as well as specific individual property maps and rules, is available at Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks offices ...