The Central Farmland Zone in Adams County led the state with over 12 deer registered per square mile. The Central Farmland Zone was up 13.5%, while the Southern Farmland Zone was up 10.2%. The Central Forest Zone (+30.6%) saw the most significant increase, with the Northern Forest Zone (+19.3%) also seeing a considerable increase. 17, hunters have registered 301,540 deer statewide.Ĭompared to 2021, the total firearm deer harvest was up 14.4% statewide, with the antlered harvest up 14.7% and antlerless harvest up 14.1%.Īll four deer management zones showed harvest increases from 2021 for both antlered and antlerless harvests. Preliminary figures show that hunters registered 203,295 deer during the 2022 gun deer season, including 98,397 antlered and 104,898 antlerless deer. Additionally, hunters came from 21 different countries to deer hunt in Wisconsin. This year, licenses were sold to hunters in all 50 states, Washington, D.C. Deer hunting license and harvest authorization sales will continue throughout the remaining deer hunting seasons.
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The remaining 37% were sold in-person through transactions at DNR license agent locations. Of the licenses sold to date, 63% were purchased online. The year-to-date sales for all deer licenses are down 1.6% from the same time last year. Of that total, 436,423 were for gun privileges only and 554,898 were for all gun privileges including gun, sports and patron licenses. 27, sales for gun, bow, crossbow, sports and patron licenses reached 795,072. Preliminary License Sales TotalsĪs of 11:59 p.m., Sunday, Nov.
#Wisconsin hunting seasons registration
Preliminary license sales, harvest registration and hunting incident numbers are now available. MADISON, Wis. – The 2022 gun deer hunt in Wisconsin kicked off the holiday season with plenty of opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors, put delicious, wild-harvested protein on the table and make memories with family and friends.
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