Wisconsin Hunters
 

Anyone from Wisconsin that could give me some imformation on how their hunts went this year


Edited by - drache on 01/27/2002 00:13:43

RE: Wisconsin Hunters
 

Not too bad. Gun season was warm of course, but I still maintain that the population wasn't as high in unit 61 as the DNR tried to tell us. Saw bucks chasing does the first week of November, but nothing big enough (we practice QDM) to shoot came in close. Not even a nice doe! Of course, nubbins being the dumbest creatures in the woods, I had several of them within 10 yards!

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The area I hunted was excellent. I hunt unit 2 in northwestern WI.
Saw deer every day, took a respectible buck in gun season that I had been watching for a while and passed on lots of smaller animals during the unseasonably warm bow season.
Just stopped hunting two days ago. Passed up several does and was still seeing bucks but out of bow range. This last month I've been hunting area 77m in the the southeastern corner of the state. It has a spiecal late bow season that runs to the end of this month

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I shot a doe in the T-zone hunt in October. I didn't see a single deer in the regular gun season. It was too hot! you had to step on the deer to get them to move!!!

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twasrick, what you think about our basketball team this year? another shot for state?

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TJD, I hunt in unit 61 also, we managed to shoot 4 does gun hunting/muzzleloader. Bowhunting we shot 2 nice bucks. My old mans weighed in at 246lbs. field dressed, mine weighed 205lbs.

Over the entire season I was fairly happy. We seen a lot of deer and more bucks than in the past. I am really anticipating next season, I figure that 2-3 3-year olds made it through.



Edited by - St. Croix on 01/30/2002 11:16:44

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We hunt unit 35,very warm during gun season, did not see too many deer but all 3 of us did take one,2 does and 1 8pt buck. Last year with better weather(snow) we took 2 very nice bucks and 1 doe.