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The state has the Northern Elk Zone in the Clam Lake area, and the Central Elk Zone in the Black River vicinity
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Passes can now be purchased while renewing your vehicle registation
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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 DNR is organizing the listening session to gather feedback from individuals and communities about the agency’s PFAS law program development
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The DNR says hunters registered 47, 725 birds
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State park admission fees, fishing licenses and trail passes are waived for all visitors
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Turtles searching for places to lay eggs can become victims of vehicle strikes
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The current process for implementing special walleye fishing rules on a lake can take up to two years
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The updates include a requirement that everyone in a UTV wear a seatbelt
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Fifteen people died in boating accidents in Wisconsin last year. In this episode of All Things Outdoors, Wisconsin DNR Conservation Warden Tim Otto talks about common themes in those accidents and what you can do to ensure a fun and safe summer.