Wisconsin's widnr laws on hunting?
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Go to the Department's website. www.dnr.state.wi.us\n\nAlso, you can go to any store tha tsells licenses, and most often they will have copies of regulation booklets.
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There are no specific restrictions because of Wild and Scenic status, either the state or federal designation.  However, that does not mean there are no special regulations.  You should always check with the fishing regs specific to each state and specific to each river before fishing.  Here in CA there are W&S rivers that are catch and keep, catch and release and some off limits altogether.  There is no blanket, consistant rule from Wild & Scenic.
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Im not from NY but I am hunting there next year, try this link it is what I used to do my research to find public hunting lands. Ive NEVER paid and NEVER will pay to hunt.\nhttp://www.dec.state.ny.us/website/dfwmr/wildlife/guide/\ngood luck
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Try doing a search for "land for sale" on the Michigan Department of Natural Resources website - they have a search field at the top of the page (see link below). The DNR deals with all nature-related topics run by the state.\n\nGood luck!
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Maybe try here, http://www.state.gov/g/wi/rls/52487.htm
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Head over to https://nocall.wisconsin.gov/web/home.asp for the whole story. \n\nYou can call in or register online for the no-call list.
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You can see court filings for the state of Wisconsin by going to : http://wcca.wicourts.gov/index.xsl
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Do you own the property?  If so.. as long as they are hunting under the rules and regulations governing hunting in Texas it's completely legal.\n\nNow.. if you don't own the property but leasing it.. then you need to ask the owner of the property if this is allowable.\n\nI would suggest that you give your friends a letter to carry with them granting them the right to hunt there and spell out the allowable times, dates and type of game they are able to hunt.  This will help reduce the confusion as to what you have the permission to hunt and when.  Also, if they get stopped by a game warden or a neighbor that is watching over your property they have the proof that they have permission from you.\n\nHope this helps!
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Something like this:\n\nhttp://www.seta.iastate.edu/city/citybycounty.aspx?state=WI
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Hello,\nYou can try the following:\n\nhttp://www.education-online-search.com/st/legal_training/private_investigator_school/_wi?src=ii
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This document I found on the internet lists ways they might get past the waiver..\n\nhttp://www.wicourts.gov/forms/JD-1723.DOC
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http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/water/fhp/fish/seasons/
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CHECK WITH THE WISCONSIN FISH AN GAME DEPARTMENT,WISCONSIN D.E.C.
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I have provide a link to New Jersey's fish and game.  It will have all the rules and regulations.  \n\nI do not know NJ laws, but in most states hanging the carcass in the back yard is completely legal.  As for  throwing the head in the woods, different states have different laws about the disposal of the carcass.\n\nHave you tried talking to your neighbor about where he disposes of the heads.  If he knows you don't like it he may find a new place.\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/
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Supplemental feeding of deer is prohibited in Michigan, except a person may engage in the supplemental feeding of deer in Ontonagon, Houghton, Keweenaw, Baraga, Alger, Luce, and those portions of Marquette and Chippewa counties north of the T43N-T44N boundary line if all of the following conditions are met:\n\n1) Prior to placing any feed, the person first acquires permission of the respective public land administrator and private property owner and a supplemental deer     feeding permit issued by a Department wildlife biologist. A person engaged in supplemental deer feeding shall possess a copy of the supplemental deer feeding permit and shall produce the permit upon the request of a conservation officer.\n\n2) The supplemental deer feeding is conducted in compliance with all of the following criteria:\n\n(a) The placement of feed shall not begin prior to the Monday following January 1 and shall not extend beyond May 15 unless otherwise specified in the supplemental deer feeding permit.\n\n(b) All feed shall be placed ¼ mile or more from the nearest paved public highway unless otherwise specified in the supplemental deer feeding permit.\n\n(c) All feed shall be placed at least 1 mile from cattle, goats, sheep, new world camelids, bison, swine, horses, or captive cervidae unless otherwise specified in the supplemental deer feeding permit.\n\n(d) All feed shall be placed at least 1 mile from wheat fields, potato fields, commercial fruit orchards, commercial plantings of nursery stock or Christmas trees, unless otherwise specified in the supplemental deer feeding permit.\n\n(e) The feed shall consist solely of grains and pelletized food materials containing no animal protein which is scattered or dispersed directly upon the ground to a depth which shall not exceed 3 inches.\n\n3) A person issued a supplemental deer feeding permit shall agree to assist the department in the collection of deer tissue samples for disease surveillance.\n\n4) A person issued a supplemental deer feeding permit shall report by May 30 the quantity and type of feed used, dates and duration of feeding, and other information as may be specified in the supplemental feeding permit. The department shall report to the commission the number of permits issued, quantity of feed used, and other relevant supplemental deer feeding information.
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http://www.ohiodnr.com/wildlife/License/main.htm\nthis site has the info
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Go to www.wisconsin.gov then to the DNR section.  Once there, you can download a registration form.  Fill it out, write a check, send it in.