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Here’s an article from the Buckmasters site: News Flash: Big Buck Down By Richard Potter — It was November 19, 2005, opening day of gun season in Wisconsin. My 19-year-old daughter Melissa was with me, just as she has been since she was 8. Melissa loves hunting and always has. Melissa and I have an opening-morning tradition of sitting together. Since 2001, we had taken a deer home on opening morning before noon. Melissa is the one who started our tradition when her grandfather passed away in 2001. It just so happened that his funeral was on opening day of gun season that year. Melissa said, “Dad, you have to go hunting in the morning. Grandpa would want it that way.” Her mother and grandmother agreed, so I went out and got a doe at 9 a.m. It was 60 degrees that morning, so I had to take the deer to the funeral with me so I could get it to the cooler right after. Melissa said, “Grandpa sent that deer to you, so we’ll have to go every year and get another one together.” Back to opening
Wisconsin Deer Management Unit Information [Click to print] From the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources — MADISON – Hunters and others can get the latest deer management unit (DMU) information and preliminary deer population estimates and find out what the 2009 deer hunting season structure may look like in a series of public meetings across the state in March. Local wildlife biologists will be on hand at each meeting to provide information, answer questions and hear from the public their ideas for consideration in developing season formats. “These meetings are intended to inform hunters and the public about Wisconsin deer management and gather input from hunters about their impressions and outlooks,” said Keith Warnke, big game ecologist for the Department of Natural Resources. The meetings will have a second segment devoted to the current DMU boundary and goal review process. The public will be able to comment on goal and boundary concepts created by the state’s Deer Committe
