Wis. Admin. Code NR 13.36

Modifications to administrative code relating to hunting small game, furbearers and protected wild animals

Last amended: 1992Year: 2026Length: 189 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Wis. Admin. Code NR § 13.36

Modifications to administrative code relating to hunting small game, furbearers and protected wild animals. Modifications to administrative code relating to hunting small game, furbearers and protected wild animals. The seasons for hunting specified small game, furbearers and protected wild animals shall be as follows: (1) Ruffed grouse. Beginning on the day after Labor Day and continuing through January 31. (2) Snowshoe hare. Year-round. (3) Cottontail rabbit. Year-round. (4) Red, gray and fox squirrel. Year-round. (5) Coyote. Year-round, except that the special closure specified in s. NR 10.01 (3) (h) 3. is applicable during the deer hunting season established in s. NR 13.38 . (6) Red and gray fox. Beginning on the Saturday nearest October 10 and continuing through March 1. (7) Raccoon. Beginning on the Saturday nearest October 10 and continuing through March 1. (8) Bobcat. Beginning on the Saturday nearest October 10 and continuing through March 1. (9) Pheasants. Roosters and hens beginning the Saturday nearest October 17 at 12 noon and continuing for 54 consecutive days. (10) Woodchucks. Year-round. (11) Beaver. Year-round. (12) White deer. Beginning on the day after Labor Day and continuing through December 31.
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