NR 10.001(1)(1)“Accompanied by”, for the purposes of s. 29.304, Stats., and s. NR 10.01, means within sight and voice contact, without the aid of any mechanical or electronic amplifying device other than a hearing aid.
NR 10.001(1d)(1d)For the purpose of s. 29.184 (3) (a) and (br), Stats., “activity” includes but is not limited to the use of electronic communications, telemetry devices, checking bear baits, supplying or handling dogs to track or trail bear, possession of dog handling equipment, possession of baiting equipment, dragging roads, checking for bear tracks, transporting hounds, equipment and other persons engaged in locating bear.
NR 10.001(1h)(1h)“Adult bear” means a bear measuring 42 inches or greater measured in a straight line from the tip of the nose to the base of the tail.
NR 10.001(1k)(1k)“Afield” means an area where hunting can legally occur, such as fields, forests or similar areas.
NR 10.001 NoteNote: 50 CFR 20.11 (c) (3) defines “aggregate daily bag limit” as the maximum number of migratory game birds permitted to be taken by one person in any one day during the open season when such person hunts in more than one specified geographic area and/or for more than one species for which a combined daily bag limit is prescribed. The aggregate daily bag limit is equal to, but shall not exceed, the largest daily bag limit prescribed for any one species or for any one specified geographic area in which taking occurs.
NR 10.001(1r)(1r)“Animal part or animal byproduct” means honey, bones, fish, meat, solid animal fat, animal carcass or parts of animal carcasses, but does not include liquid scents.
NR 10.001 NoteNote: Milk is not considered to be a part of an animal carcass or an animal byproduct for the purposes of this chapter.
NR 10.001(1t)(1t)“Antlerless deer” means any deer without antlers or with both antlers less than 3 inches in length.
NR 10.001(2)(2)“Antlerless elk” means any elk that is not a bull elk.
NR 10.001(2m)(2m)“Assisting”, for the purpose of bear hunting, means helping a bear harvest permittee hunt a bear by handling dogs, tracking, trailing or locating the bear, or otherwise aiding while with the permittee or baiting.
NR 10.001(2s)(2s)“Bait”, for the purposes of this chapter, means any material placed or used to attract wild animals, including liquid scent and feed that is used for hunting purposes under s. 29.336 (4), Stats., but does not include plain drinking water or decoys.
NR 10.001(3)(3)“Bear eco-tourism” means the business of observing bear for compensation, but does not involve hunting.
NR 10.001(3h)(3h)“Bearded turkey” means a turkey with a bristle-like appendage protruding from the upper part of the breast.
NR 10.001(3u)(3u)“Body gripping trap” means a trap that is designed to allow the animal’s head, neck or torso to enter the trap opening and be held by compression of the jaws around the head, neck or torso when the trap is sprung and which is not a cage trap, enclosed trigger trap, snare, cable restraint or steel jawed trap.
NR 10.001(3x)(3x)“Bonus deer hunting permit” for purposes of s. 29.181, Stats., and this chapter, means any additional harvest authorizations purchased and any antlerless permits issued under s. NR 10.104 (8) (a) and (b).
NR 10.001(5)(5)“Buck deer” means any deer with an antler not less than 3 inches in length.
NR 10.001(5c)(5c)“Bull elk”means any elk with an antler of not less than 6 inches in length.
NR 10.001(5g)(5g)“Cable restraint” means a noose used for restraining furbearing animals in a non-water set.
NR 10.001(5j)(5j)“Cage or box trap” means a trap that is not used as a water set or in conjunction with a steel jawed trap, an enclosed trigger trap or body gripping trap, and that is designed to allow an animal to enter the trap enclosure, be captured and remain alive inside the cage or box type enclosure until it can be released unharmed or reduced to possession by the operator of the trap.
NR 10.001(5m)(5m)“Canada goose management zones and subzones” means those established in s. NR 10.31.
NR 10.001(5p)(5p)“Capable of submersing” means a set designed to allow the trapped animal to travel to water of sufficient depth to cause irreversible complete submersion.
NR 10.001 NoteNote: Section 29.193 (2), Stats., defines a “Class B permit” as a permit issued to an applicant who has a temporary disability which restricts mobility or ambulation due to illness, injury or operative procedures and who either has a leg, hip or back, or any part thereof, casted by a licensed physician due to a fracture or has leg, hip or back surgery.
NR 10.001(5t)(5t)“Class C permit” means a permit issued to a visually disabled person. In this subsection, “visually disabled person” means a person who is blind, as a defined in s. 47.01 (1), Stats.
NR 10.001(5v)(5v)“Colony trap” means an enclosure device designed to allow the capture of one or more fur-bearing animals in a single setting as a submersion set. Entrance to the device is gained by one or more one-way entrances with overall dimensions of the trap not to exceed 6.5 inches in width, 6.5 inches in height and 36.5 inches in length.
NR 10.001(6b)(6b)“Culvert” means a pipe, tube or conduit no greater than 4 feet in width or diameter that allows the passage of water under a public or private roadway or driveway.
NR 10.001(6h)(6h)“CWD” means chronic wasting disease.
NR 10.001(6p)(6p)“CWD affected area” means a zone established in s. NR 10.41 for the control and management of chronic wasting disease and is considered the chronic wasting disease control zone for purposes of ss. 29.063 (5) and 29.336, Stats.
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