Where to Hunt in Wisconsin

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Regular Firearm Whitetail Hunt

60 Acres at S & J Farms North | Cty Rd N in Cochrane, WI

Starting Price$438 / Guest

6-Day Guided Bear Hunt

2,240 Acres at Chippewa View Hunting Central in Radisson, WI

Price$1,950 / Guest

Archery Early Season Whitetail Hunt

60 Acres at S & J Farms North | Cty Rd N in Cochrane, WI

Starting Price$250 / Guest

6-Day Guided Bear Hunt

1,665 Acres at Chippewa View Hunting South in Exeland, WI

Price$1,950 / Guest

1-Day Bear Hunt

401 Acres at Burke Acres in Trego, WI

Starting Price$250 / Guest

Archery Pre&Rut Whitetail Hunt

60 Acres at S & J Farms North | Cty Rd N in Cochrane, WI

Starting Price$438 / Guest

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Popular species to hunt in Wisconsin

Wisconsin is renowned for its robust population of white-tailed deer, making it a premier destination for deer hunting. Wisconsin's managed forest lands and agricultural areas provide ideal habitats for these majestic creatures, increasing your chances of a successful hunt. Turkey hunting also draws a crowd in Wisconsin, with both spring and fall seasons offering ample opportunity to bag a gobbler. The state's thriving turkey population is spread across its varied terrain, from the hardwood forests in the north to the rolling hills in the south. For those interested in small game hunting, Wisconsin doesn't disappoint either. The state has an impressive population of squirrels, rabbits, and pheasants. Moreover, waterfowl hunters will find Wisconsin's many lakes and wetlands teeming with ducks and geese during migration seasons. Wisconsin also offers unique opportunities for black bear hunting. With one of the highest black bear populations in the United States, it's no surprise that hunters flock here each fall. However, bear hunting requires a special permit obtained through a drawing system.

Popular counties to hunt in Wisconsin

One of the most popular counties for hunting in Wisconsin is Buffalo County. Known as the "Whitetail Deer Capital of the World," Buffalo County boasts a high population of trophy-sized bucks, making it a prime destination for deer hunters. Its rugged terrain and extensive forests provide an ideal habitat for these majestic creatures. Marinette County is another top pick for hunters, particularly those interested in black bear hunting. With its dense woodlands and numerous bait sites, Marinette County provides excellent opportunities to hunt this elusive species. For turkey hunters, Richland County is hard to beat with its abundant wild turkey population. The rolling hills and farmlands offer ideal conditions for turkey roosting and feeding. Finally, if waterfowl hunting is your passion, Dodge County should be on your radar. The Horicon Marsh in Dodge County is one of the largest freshwater marshes in the United States and attracts thousands of ducks and geese each year. Remember to always check local regulations before planning your hunt as seasons and bag limits can vary across counties.

Popular hunting methods in Wisconsin

One popular method in Wisconsin is stand hunting, where hunters position themselves in tree stands or ground blinds near known game trails. This method is particularly effective during the white-tailed deer season in Wisconsin's vast hardwood forests. Bowhunting is another popular choice among Wisconsin hunters. The state's long archery season provides ample opportunity to hunt deer in a more traditional and challenging way. For those interested in small game hunting, still hunting (moving slowly and stopping frequently) is a common method used for squirrels and rabbits in the state's mixed woodland areas. Waterfowl hunters often employ decoys and calls from concealed blinds near bodies of water to lure ducks and geese within range. In the realm of big game hunting, Wisconsin offers unique opportunities for black bear hunting. Baiting is a prevalent method here; hunters use food to attract bears to specific locations. This requires patience and careful observation. Lastly, predator calling is used by many hunters targeting coyotes or bobcats across Wisconsin’s diverse landscapes. This involves mimicking the sounds of prey animals or distressed predators to draw these elusive creatures into range. Each of these methods requires different skills and equipment, offering a range of experiences for hunters in Wisconsin. Always remember that ethical practices and respect for wildlife should be at the heart of any hunting endeavor.

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