Wisconsin is set to transition back to habitat-based deer management units for its forest zones starting with the 2025-26 seasons. This major change will take effect when the archery deer season opens, allowing for more tailored wildlife management practices that account for specific ecosystem needs.
This updated unit system aims to enhance conservation efforts and improve deer population assessments, promoting healthier forest habitats across the state. Stakeholders in wildlife management are keen to see how these changes impact deer populations and local ecosystems, making it a pivotal development for both hunters and conservationists alike.
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