29.314(5)(b)3m.3m. To the holder of a Class C permit issued under s. 29.193 (2) (c) 4. who uses a laser sighting device while hunting with a firearm, bow and arrow, or crossbow. 29.314(5)(b)4.4. If rules promulgated by the department specifically permit a person to use or possess a light for shining wild animals during these times. 29.314(5)(b)5.5. To designated personnel at a public-use airport, as defined in s. 114.002 (18m), or an airport under the exclusive control of the national guard or U.S. department of defense, for the purposes of nuisance wildlife management and control when authorized by state or federal permits. “Designated personnel” includes any person who is acting within the scope of his or her employment or employer and who is an employee or contractor of the airport or the local government that operates the airport or a federal employee or agent. 29.314(6)(6) County ordinance. A county may regulate or prohibit the use of or possession with intent to use a light for shining wild animals. A county ordinance may not be less restrictive than the prohibition under sub. (5) (a). The exceptions under sub. (5) (b) apply to a county ordinance adopted under this subsection. A county may provide for a forfeiture of not more than $1,000 for violation of a county ordinance adopted under this subsection. 29.314(7)(a)(a) A person who violates sub. (3) shall be fined not less than $1,000 nor more than $2,000 or imprisoned not more than 6 months or both and, in addition, the court shall order the revocation of all approvals issued to the person under this chapter and shall prohibit the issuance of any new approval under this chapter to the person for 3 years. 29.314 Cross-referenceCross-reference: See also s. NR 10.001, Wis. adm. code. 29.314 AnnotationThe shining provisions of this section apply to game, fur, and deer farms. 80 Atty. Gen. 7. 29.31729.317 Taking homing pigeons. Any person who takes, catches, kills or impedes the progress or otherwise interferes with any homing pigeon shall forfeit not more than $50. 29.317 HistoryHistory: 1975 c. 365; 1997 a. 248 s. 440; Stats. 1997 s. 29.317. 29.31929.319 Falconry regulation. 29.319(1)(1) The department may regulate falconry and the taking of raptors for use in falconry. In so doing, the department may do any of the following: 29.319(1)(a)(a) Establish by rule a fee for any approval that it issues as part of this regulation. 29.319(1)(b)(b) Allow persons who are not residents to take raptors from the wild to be used for falconry, but only if all of the following apply: 29.319(1)(b)1.1. The person holds an approval, issued by the department, that authorizes the taking of raptors for use in falconry. 29.319(1)(b)2.2. The person holds an approval, issued by the state, province or country of which he or she is a resident, that authorizes the taking of raptors for use in falconry. 29.319(1)(b)3.3. The state, province or country of which the person is a resident allows residents of this state to take raptors from the wild in that state, province or country. 29.319(2)(2) Any fees collected by the department under this section shall be deposited in the conservation fund and credited to the appropriation for the endangered resources program under s. 20.370 (1) (fs). 29.319 Cross-referenceCross-reference: See also ch. NR 18, Wis. adm. code. 29.32229.322 Taking certain wounded animals. 29.322(1)(a)(a) “Accompanying hunter” means a person who is an adult, who holds any valid hunting approval, and who is hunting with a youth or mentee. 29.322(1)(b)(b) “Mentee” means a person hunting with a qualified mentor as provided under s. 29.592. 29.322(2)(2) An accompanying hunter may kill an animal shot and wounded by a youth or mentee with whom the accompanying hunter is hunting if all of the following apply: 29.322(2)(a)(a) The youth or mentee shot and wounded the animal while lawfully hunting with the accompanying hunter. 29.322(2)(b)(b) The youth or mentee requests, after learning that the animal was wounded, that the accompanying hunter kill the animal. 29.322(2)(c)(c) The accompanying hunter kills the animal with a type of weapon authorized for use by the youth or mentee during the hunting season in which the youth or mentee is lawfully hunting. 29.322(3)(3) For the purposes of this chapter, including for purposes of applying bag, possession, and size limits, an animal killed by an accompanying hunter under sub. (2) shall be treated by the department as if killed by the youth or mentee for whom the animal was killed and not by the accompanying hunter. 29.322 HistoryHistory: 2015 a. 225. 29.32429.324 Group deer hunting. 29.324(1)(a)(a) “Contact” means visual or voice contact without the aid of any mechanical or electronic amplifying device other than a hearing aid. 29.324(1)(b)(b) “Group deer hunting party” means 2 or more hunters hunting in a group all using firearms or airguns, each of whom holds an individual license to hunt deer. 29.324(1)(c)(c) “Youth deer approval” means an approval that authorizes the taking of one antlerless deer and that is issued by the department with a youth deer license. 29.324(1)(d)(d) “Youth deer license” means a license that is issued by the department to a person who is under the age of 18 and that authorizes the hunting of deer with a firearm or airgun. 29.324(2)(2) Except as provided in subs. (4) and (5), any member of a group deer hunting party may kill a deer for another member of the group deer hunting party if all of the following conditions exist: 29.324(2)(a)(a) At the time and place of the kill, the person who kills the deer is in contact with the person for whom the deer is killed. 29.324(2)(b)(b) The person for whom the deer is killed possesses a current unused approval that authorizes the harvest of the deer killed. 29.324(4)(4) If the department issues youth deer approvals, no member of a group deer hunting party may use a youth deer approval issued to another member of the group deer hunting party to kill an antlerless deer for that other member. 29.324(5)(5) No member of a group hunting party who is serving as a mentor under s. 29.592 for another member of the group hunting party may kill a deer for the person being mentored or use a deer approval issued to the person being mentored. 29.32729.327 Regulation of waterfowl blinds. 29.327(1)(a)(a) “Blind” means a permanent structure used in hunting waterfowl which is not removed at the end of hunting hours each day. 29.327(1)(b)(b) “Waterfowl” means wild geese, brant, wild ducks, rails, coots, gallinules, snipe, woodcock, plovers, sandpipers and wild swan. 29.327(2)(a)(a) A blind situated on state-owned property and used in hunting waterfowl must bear the name of the owner affixed permanently to the blind in lettering one-inch square or larger. 29.327(2)(b)(b) A blind on state-owned property may be erected not more than 7 days prior to the opening of the waterfowl hunting season and must be removed by the owner within 7 days after the close of the season unless the department approves an extension of the deadline for removal due to compelling personal needs of the owner. Any owner who erects a blind more than 7 days prior to the opening of the waterfowl hunting season or who does not remove a blind within 7 days after the close of the waterfowl season, or by a later date approved by the department, shall forfeit not less than $10 nor more than $200. 29.327 HistoryHistory: 1977 c. 443; 1997 a. 248 ss. 441, 442; Stats. 1997 s. 29.327; 1997 a. 249 s. 36; 1999 a. 32. 29.327 Cross-referenceCross-reference: See also ss. NR 10.12 and 10.125, Wis. adm. code. 29.33129.331 Trapping regulation. 29.331(1)(a)(a) Except as provided under par. (b), each trap used under a trapping license shall be tagged with a metal tag stamped with the name and address or customer identification number of the operator of the trap. If a trap is operated by more than one licensed trapper, the trap shall be tagged with the metal stamp of each operator of the trap. All untagged traps shall be seized and confiscated, and the owner or person using or attending the untagged traps shall be punished as provided under s. 29.971 (4) and (12). This paragraph does not apply to a person under the age of 16 trapping under the supervision of a licensed trapper as provided in s. 29.241 (5). 29.331(1)(b)(b) Each trap used by a person who is trapping with a qualified mentor as provided under s. 29.241 (6) shall be tagged with a metal tag stamped with the name and address or customer identification number of the person using the trap, the qualified mentor, or both. If the trap is tagged only by a person who is trapping with a qualified mentor, the trap may be operated only by that person or by the mentor and only when both are present. 29.331(2)(2) Shipments. All shipments of hides must be marked showing the number and kinds of hides in the package, the name and address of the shipper, and the number of the shipper’s trapping license. 29.331(3)(3) Report. On or before June 1 annually, the licensee shall report to the department, by affidavit, on forms furnished by the department, the number of the licensee’s license, the number and value of each variety of animals taken during the previous 12 months ending May 1, and other information required on the forms furnished. 29.331(3m)(3m) Use of fees. From the moneys received from the sale of trapping licenses, the department shall credit an amount equal to $2 times the number of trapping licenses issued to the appropriation under s. 20.370 (1) (Lq). 29.331(5)(a)(a) No person may molest, take or appropriate a trap belonging to another person when the trap is lawfully placed. No person may take or appropriate the animal or contents of any lawfully placed trap belonging to another person. This paragraph does not apply to a person taking a trap belonging to a supervising trapper or mentor, or taking the contents of that trap, if the person is acting under the direction of a supervising trapper under s. 29.241 (5) or a mentor providing instruction under s. 29.241 (6). 29.331(5)(b)(b) A person who violates this subsection shall be fined not less than $300 nor more than $1,000 or imprisoned not more than 90 days or both. In addition, if a person violates this subsection, the court shall revoke all licenses issued to the person under this chapter for 5 years. 29.331 Cross-referenceCross-reference: See also ss. NR 10.13 and 10.145, Wis. adm. code. 29.33429.334 Hunting and trapping; treatment of wild animals. 29.334(1)(1) A person who hunts or traps any game animal or fur-bearing animal shall kill the animal when it is taken and make it part of the daily bag or shall release the game animal or fur-bearing animal. 29.334(2)(2) A person who violates sub. (1) shall forfeit not less than $100 nor more than $1,000. 29.334(3)(3) This section does not apply to farm-raised deer, farm-raised game birds, or wild animals that are subject to regulation under ch. 169. 29.33529.335 Feeding wild animals for nonhunting purposes. Subject to s. 29.336, the department shall promulgate rules to regulate the recreational and supplemental feeding of wild animals for purposes other than hunting. 29.335 HistoryHistory: 2001 a. 108; 2003 a. 240. 29.336(1)(1) In this section, “feeding deer” means to place any material to feed or attract deer in or from the wild. 29.336(2)(2) The department shall promulgate rules that prohibit feeding deer for hunting or viewing purposes in any of the following counties: 29.336(2)(a)(a) A county in which the county or a portion of the county is in a chronic wasting disease control zone designated by the department by rule. 29.336(2)(b)(b) A county in which a positive test for chronic wasting disease or bovine tuberculosis has been confirmed in any captive or free-roaming domestic or wild animal after December 31, 1997. A rule promulgated under this paragraph may not prohibit feeding deer for longer than 36 months after any positive test for chronic wasting disease or bovine tuberculosis has been confirmed. 29.336(2)(c)(c) A county in which the county or a portion of the county is within a 10-mile radius of the known location of a captive or free-roaming domestic or wild animal that has been tested and confirmed to be positive for chronic wasting disease or bovine tuberculosis after December 31, 1997. A rule promulgated under this paragraph may not prohibit feeding deer for longer than 24 months after any positive test for chronic wasting disease or bovine tuberculosis has been confirmed. 29.336(3)(3) A person may feed deer for viewing purposes in counties not included in the rules promulgated under sub. (2) if all of the following apply: 29.336(3)(a)(a) The feeding site is within 50 yards of an owner-occupied residence or of a person’s business, if the business is one that is generally open to the public. 29.336(3)(b)(b) The feeding site is not less than 100 yards from a roadway, as defined in s. 340.01 (54), having a posted speed limit of 45 miles per hour or more. 29.336(3)(c)(c) Not more than 2 gallons of material are at the feeding site. 29.336(3)(d)(d) The material used to feed deer does not contain any animal part or animal byproduct. 29.336(4)(4) A person may feed deer for hunting purposes in counties not included in the rules promulgated under sub. (2) during any season open for hunting deer if all of the following apply: 29.336(4)(a)(a) Not more than 2 gallons of material are at the feeding site. 29.336(4)(b)(b) No feeding site is closer than 100 yards of another feeding site. 29.336(4)(c)(c) The person does not place more than 2 gallons of material in any area comprising 40 acres or less.
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