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Baiting and feeding ban now going into place
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Gathering deer together at feeding stations can spread diseases
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Elk are primarily in Wisconsin’s Northern and Central Elk Management Zones, but they can wander further, especially during the breeding season
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The program helps stock food pantries and supports residents in need throughout the state
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Natural Resources Board approved recommendations
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Landowners must have at least 60 acres available and be able to host at least three hunters
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The Wisconsin Department of Transportation says deer activity tends to be higher in May and June
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The Department of Natural Resources and Citizens Deer Advisory Councils want feedback on things like harvest quotas and season structure
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The Wisconsin DNR released a summary of 2025 CWD sampling efforts Wednesday.
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Wisconsin DNR Wildlife Biologist Curt Rollman talks about how deer microbiome and metabolism change in the winter and how humans feeding deer can impact that.