Wisconsin Hunters, do you know if a doe that is shot this year is good for a buck tag next year?

Yes, it prequalifies you for next years EAB (if they do EAB again)

The reg. book explains it.

Just look at your EAB sticker. It qualifies for the year you killed your doe in or the next year. Your sticker will say what years it is valid for. WCL

Page 27 of the regulations has the information you need. Basically, if you shot and registered a doe last year in a zone that was Herd Control and is now EAB, you prequalified and should have already received a sticker. If you take a doe this year in an EAB unit, you get a sticker good for this year or next year in an EAB unit. If you take a doe this year in a herd control unit that becomes EAB next year, you prequalify for a sticker for EAB.

Here she blows:

"Of the DMUs with EAB requirements in 2007, DMUs 46, 54B, 59B, 59C, 59M, 60M, 61, 61A, 62A, 62B, 63A, 63B, 64M, 65B, 66, 67A, 67B, 68A, 74A, and 80B were EAB last year. If you registered an antlerless deer in one of these DMUs last year, you should have received an EAB sticker upon registering that deer last fall. You will not receive an EAB sticker in the mail. If you did not use that sticker last fall, it is valid again in fall 2007. That sticker is labeled as a 2006-2007 Earn-a-Buck Unit Buck Authorization. Prequalification stickers that were mailed out in 2006 were labeled as a 2006 Earn-a-Buck Unit Buck Authorization and are not valid for the 2007 season."