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Bag a Prize Buck? Let’s See Your Deer Hunting Photos

If you are going hunting this weekend in Wisconsin, upload your deer hunting photos to Patch.

Gun season for deer hunting in Wisconsin begins Saturday. Thousands of hunters wearing blaze orange will head into the woods seeking a prize buck or looking for a venison dinner.

Take a picture and share it with the rest of the community on Patch. You could have bragging rights for the best hunt.

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Private Land Open for Public Hunting

This year, hunters have the opportunity to enjoy access to within close proximity of the state’s metropolitan areas.

A new Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources video captures the success of the Voluntary Public Access program in opening up large tracts of prime habitat land, often connected to public land, for multiple outdoor recreational activities.

Have questions about hunting issues? The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has prepared answers for frequently asked questions.

Bob McBride November 18, 2012 at 02:42 am
Bob, i do find fast food weird once we step outside the norm and examine it.
********************* Okay, well I guess once one steps "outside the norm", everything still back in "the norm" looks weird. So I'm not sure what your point is, but - whatever. The human species has been eating meat and hunting and celebrating successful hunts pretty much forever. Most people eat meat. Most commercially available meat is harvested under more inhumane methods than those involved in hunting. There's nothing weird or out-of-the ordinary about hunting, whether you choose to participate, or not. I don't hunt, and yet I don't find anything about it weird. It's quite commonplace, actually. It's not something peculiar to this country, this point in time, Western Civilization, etc. Similarly, there's nothing weird at all about fast food. It's very commonplace as well. Believe it or not, you can actually get a salad at the drive thru. I know a few vegans. I don't find their choice of diet as weird as I do their insistence on making an issue of it.
patchreader 123 November 18, 2012 at 02:51 am
I don't hunt deer, and thus have no pics or stories.
However, here's my meager contribution to the blog: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbSFxlfuf9s CF, RIP.
patchreader 123 November 18, 2012 at 03:03 am
The movie clip or the 1967 Plymouth Belvedeer (oops, Belvedere) GTX convertible?
James R Hoffa November 18, 2012 at 03:37 am
Did we ever find out who won dinner with Barack / Michelle?
James R Hoffa November 18, 2012 at 03:44 am
@Matt -
"Plants do not have complex feelings and emotions." Yeah, you better hope that you never find yourself in a situation like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIQ21m1Ks08
Bob McBride November 18, 2012 at 03:48 am
Jill Kelley, maybe?
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/16/jill-kelley-white-house_n_2145871.html
Bob McBride November 18, 2012 at 03:51 am
Both classics. Sorry, somehow I managed to delete my initial reply.
Steve ® November 18, 2012 at 04:51 pm
I will dedicate my harvest to Matt today. As soon as that deer comes near my stand its emotions and feelings will disappear.
Why do nut job liberals always want the rest of us to share in their misery?
Steve ® November 18, 2012 at 04:56 pm
Did you see Da Turdy pointer?
Craig November 24, 2012 at 04:08 pm
Turdy point Buck???
Steve ® November 24, 2012 at 04:19 pm
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DZOC1QXTQLk
John Wilson November 25, 2012 at 03:48 pm
Boffa -
The dinner was held last month at the Lincoln Restaurant in the District, not far from the White House. Attendees/winners were: Janet Jones, retired grandmother/homemaker from Accokeek, Maryland Paula Matyas, a retired GM autoworker from Milford, Michigan Jim Heath, a firefighter from Aurora, Ohio Wyndi Austin, a realtor from Gilbert, Arizona (Anyone who contributed $3 or more was automatically entered in the contest.) The dinner lasted for just a little over an hour; President Obama lasts for over 4-more years… Once we repeal that silly XXII Amendment... who knows?
John Wilson November 25, 2012 at 04:16 pm
Bob McBride -
Yeah, that’s all you people in the TAP really care about or are interested in… everyone’s sex life!
Randy1949 November 25, 2012 at 04:37 pm
"Does anyone else find it weird we are glorifying the murder of an animal?"
Yes, and no. I've had to accept the fact that my cats will still catch and kill rodents even though I feed them well. It's a good skill for them to maintain in case they should ever find themselves on their own. I think it's the same for people. We should be able to feed ourselves without going to a market. That said, I don't hunt. I have a herd of deer in my back acreage, and I get more enjoyment from watching them go about their lives than I would from eating them. I had some venison for the first time at Thanksgiving -- it was like a cross between beef and lamb. Not bad, but not worth all the hoop-tee-doo.
Randy1949 November 25, 2012 at 04:40 pm
" As far as Matt being a vegan, that's a side dish to pork, chicken, turkey, beef, fish or anything else that has legs or swims, but not a healthy choice without meat."
It's a healthy choice as long as you carefully combine plant proteins and find a source of Vitamin B-12 to supplement. Most people haven't the knowledge to do it. You can't just live on rice and lettuce and stay healthy.
John Wilson November 25, 2012 at 05:17 pm
MAN is the only ANIMAL on the planet that kills for SPORT; the only exceptions are those animals that MAN has trained to kill for their SPORT. If you want to shoot a virtually defenseless animal with a .308 caliber round, that’s fine, just do not call it a SPORT. Your existence is not dependent upon killing a deer and getting a little venison… if it is, you have far more pressing problems that need to be addressed.
Going into a forest with only a 2” pocket knife to hunt a grizzly or black bear… that’s both HUNTING and SPORT. Although I would suspect the over-testosterone, driven people who HUNT for deer would probably not be up to that real SPORT… Just call it what it is; an indulgence of a primal urge to KILL SOMETHING, largely, because you CAN…
Jaime Lannister November 25, 2012 at 05:26 pm
Man is not the only animal that kills for sport. Look it up, in the animal kingdom it's called "surplus killing". Also Chimapanzee's kill little resus(sp?) monkeys for sport and don't even eat them...
John Wilson November 25, 2012 at 06:53 pm
Jaime Lannister –
Thank you. I am aware of the phenomenon of “surplus killing” across the larger animal kingdom. All of the literatures pertaining to these acts delineate a CONTEXT where abnormal climatological circumstances, environmental factors are present. These are aberrations, not firmly enshrined behavioral patterns in groups of animals. You do not attempt to disprove/negate a thesis by citing anomalies… furthermore, in a vastly more meaningful sense, all of this behavior has a “survival of the species” component associated with it. [Rhesus monkeys included] Many, if not all, carnivores possess behavior patterns which allow utilization of a kill later, or allow other members of the same social unit or offspring to use the food.
Craig November 25, 2012 at 07:15 pm
I think we all should be thankful for the sportsmen, without their actions the deer population would be over populated and then become sick. Starvation from over population is common, as are CWD among other diseases. Personally I prefer to see the deer harvested and consumed rather than die a painful death and go to waste.
Auto insurance rates would also increase due to the mismanaged herd.
John Wilson November 25, 2012 at 07:26 pm
Craig -
Yes, now perhaps we should address the world population of 7 Billion and growing as of October 31, 2011. Perhaps we could start the factories... Soylent Green any one?
Craig November 25, 2012 at 07:33 pm
Human population is not the same as animal population. Humans are innculated and have programs to feed even the poor. Whitetail Deer do not have immunizations, nor do they have the ability to grow and produce their own food.
Wisconsin's deer herd is being managed very well, with the aid of sportsmen. Not only does it raise revenue, the culling of the herd is not costing you the taxpayer any money.
James R Hoffa November 25, 2012 at 08:56 pm
@Lyin' John Wilson -
Wow - a whole four people. The Obama campaign certainly went all out, didn't they?
John Wilson November 25, 2012 at 11:18 pm
Boffa -
There were 6-different dinners "with" during the course of this great campaign that blew (Willard, Lyin’ Ryan and Thompson) back to their caves; these dinners were designed to be small and intimate opportunities for strong and faithful Obama supporters, not international Versailles type affairs. We leave those types of ostentatious and wasteful dinners to Willard and the TAP…
Steve ® November 26, 2012 at 04:06 pm
We consume the deer harvested for calories. If these deer were not harvested calories would still be needed causing farm animals to be killed. Harvesting a deer is extremely cheaper than going to the grocery store for the same calories.
Sport + Food = Win Make is a great day
Steve ® November 26, 2012 at 04:11 pm
My 11 lb dog killed a few birds this past summer. He did not consume them. He also chases squirrels and rabbits in an attempt to murder.
This dog breed is a lap dog, not a sport dog. Make it a great day
John Wilson November 26, 2012 at 04:24 pm
Steve -
Contaminated meat is great for all conservatives, especially venison... Craig thinks humans are inoculated against that. Hang on to that feeling...
Craig November 26, 2012 at 09:07 pm
Wilson you know nothing about the subject so stop blowing hot air.
Your inflation hole is leaking again...
Steve ® November 26, 2012 at 10:24 pm
What are you talking about now John?
~ in solidarity
Craig November 26, 2012 at 11:21 pm
John believes the human population is over populated.
He should do his part to cull the herd, and harvest himself.
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