Showing posts with label Deer Trustee Report. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Deer Trustee Report. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Time to comment on Wisconsin Deer Trustee Report Implementation

White-tailed deer in Toronto, Canada

There’s still time to weigh in!
There are still opportunities between now and Oct. 31 to attend one of the remaining statewide public hearings where you can provide input on the proposed Deer Trustee Report implementation rules.
Come and learn more about and comment on the rules that are being proposed to implement the Deer Trustee Report recommendations.
Unable to attend a public hearing? Complete a survey or submit a comment. Both are open NOW until Nov. 8.
Learn more about the Deer Trustee Report. Visit dnr.wi.gov and search keywords “deer trustee report.”


Tuesday, July 23, 2013

Talking Deer Hunting in Oklahoma and Wisconsin

Deer
Deer (Photo credit: marttj)

Oklahoma Workshops on Food Plots and Deer Management

There is a lot more attention being paid to folks managing their property for good habitat for deer, turkey, etc.  Oklahoma Department of Wildlife is sponsoring a couple of workshops, along with private partnerships, to help landowners better manage their property.  The first one, August 2 in Slaughterville, is focused on food plots and will have reps from seed companies along with landowners who have used their products and will offer their thoughts.

The second, focused on deer management, is in Norman on September 19th.  This workshop will help attendees better understand nutrition, biology, and behavior of deer.

There is a cost for at least the second of the workshops, but for times and additional details you should call the numbers below:
Slaughterville workshop:   (405) 321-4774
Norman workshop:   (580) 224-6360

Wisconsin Online Discussion on Deer Management

Tomorrow, July 24th, the Wisconsin DNR will conduct an online chat to discuss final proposals for Deer Trustee Report implementation.  The chat begins at noon.  To join the discussion do to dnr.wi.gov and look for a box to the right to enter the chat.  At the dnr.wi.gov site you can also find the discussion by doing a search on "ask the experts."