OMFG.....don't you people read the regs?? it clearly states which dates and weapons can be used and in what zones they are allowed at what times....they broke it down VERY clearly on pages 18-21 of the 2008 Wisconsin Deer Hunting Regulations book you get with your licenance.

For instance...in my area which is unit 69, a herd control unit:

Gun Deer Seasons
oct. 11-12 youth gun deer hunt
oct. 16-19 anterless deer only
nov. 22-30 one buck per unused gun buck deer tag & additional anterless per unused anterless or herd control tag
dec. 11-14 anterless deer only

Archery deer seasons
sep. 13-oct 15 one buck per unused archery buck deer tag & additional anterless per unused anterless or herd control tag
oct. 16-19 anterless deer only
oct.20-nov. 20 one buck per unused archery buck deer tag & additional anterless per unused anterless or herd control tag
dec. 1-dec 10 one buck per unused archery buck deer tag & additional anterless per unused anterless or herd control tag
dec 11-dec 14 anterless only
dec 15-jan 4 2009 one buck per unused archery buck deer tag & additional anterless per unused anterless or herd control tag

Muzzleloader deer season
dec 1-dec 10 one buck per unused gun buck deer tag & additional anterless per unused anterless or herd control tag

As for the blaze requirements:

Blaze Orange Requirements
In any area of the state where a firearm deer season is open (including the regular 9-day
hunt, muzzleloader season, October 11–12 Youth Hunt, October and December 4-day
antlerless only hunts, or CWD hunts), no person may hunt any game, except waterfowl,
unless at least 50% of the person’s outer clothing above the waist is colored blaze orange.
A hat, if worn, must be at least 50% blaze orange. Faded or stained blaze orange
clothing is unsafe and may not meet law requirements. Camo-blaze that is 50% blaze
orange is legal, but is not as visible as solid blaze clothing. 100% solid blaze orange is
recommended. Note: Blaze orange requirements do not apply to those hunters participating
in legal night hunting (i.e. raccoon) from ½ hour after sunset to ½ hour before
sunrise.
New in 2008, all ground blinds used on DNR-controlled lands during any gun deer
season must now display a minimum of 144 square inches of solid blaze orange
material that is visible 360 degrees around the blind. Also, all unoccupied ground
blinds on DNR lands must have the owner’s customer ID number or name and address
attached in a manner that is visible and legible. Exception: blinds which are
being used for waterfowl hunting.

Ya'll need to read the regs better before you go out or ya just might get in trouble....sheesh.