Section ENV.01.10 — Deer Hunting Regulations
(a) The deer hunting season is from August 15 to January 31 for tribal members and minor direct descendants.
(b) The taking of deer shall be limited to four (4) per person per season for tribal members (at least 2 must be antlerless), except as permitted in Section ENV.01.10(b)(1). Minor direct descendants shall be limited to one (1) deer per season.
(1) A tribal member may request that up to two (2) antlerless deer be donated to them from another Tribal member.
(A) The donee can request up to two (2) deer donation tags from the Conservation Department.
(B) The donee must inform the Conservation Department who the donee will give the donation tags to.
(C) Only another enrolled tribal member may fill or use a donation tag.
(c) Deer hunting for adult direct descendants and other Permittees is limited to:
(1) Bow season: September 15 through December 31.
(2) Firearm season: from the Saturday of the week before Thanksgiving to the Sunday following Thanksgiving.
(3) Permittees under this section are limited to one deer per year; EXCEPT, permittees who are direct descendants may take two (2) deer per season so long as one is antlerless.
(d) All hunters are required to wear blaze orange or hot pink clothing during Wisconsin gun deer seasons. At least 50% of the outer clothing worn above the waist must be blaze orange or hot pink. A hat or head covering, if worn, must also be at least 50% blaze orange or hot pink.