NR 19.60(2)(b)2.2. A CWD or bovine tuberculosis positive captive or free-roaming, domestic or wild animal has been confirmed after December 31, 1997 from the county, or NR 19.60(2)(b)3.3. The county or portion of the county is within a 10 mile radius of a captive or free-roaming, domestic or wild animal that has been tested and confirmed to be positive for CWD or bovine tuberculosis after December 31, 1997. NR 19.60(2)(c)2.2. The prohibitions and exemptions in this subsection shall become effective upon issuance of an order by the secretary of the department and publication in the official state newspaper. In addition, a notice of the order shall be provided to newspapers, legislators and hunting license outlets in the area affected. NR 19.60(2)(d)(d) Deer feeding. A person may place or deposit material to feed or attract wild deer for recreational and supplemental feeding purposes outside of the counties where deer feeding is prohibited under par. (b), but may not place or allow the placement of any feed material: NR 19.60(2)(d)1.1. In excess of 2 gallons of feeding material within 50 yards of any owner occupied residence or business. NR 19.60(2)(d)2.2. More than 50 yards from an owner occupied residence or business. NR 19.60(2)(d)3.3. Within 100 yards from a roadway, as defined in s. 340.01 (54), Stats., having a posted speed limit of 45 miles per hour or more. NR 19.60 NoteNote: Section 340.01 (54), Stats., “Roadway” means that portion of a highway between the regularly established curb lines or that portion which is improved, designed or ordinarily used for vehicular travel, excluding the berm or shoulder. In a divided highway, the term “roadway” refers to each roadway separately but not to all such roadways collectively. NR 19.60(2)(d)5.5. Without the approval of the owner of the owner-occupied residence or business. NR 19.60(2)(d)6.6. At a feeding site that the person knows or should have known is also being used by bear or elk. If the owner of the residence or business is notified by the department or otherwise becomes aware that bear or elk have been using a deer feeding site, the owner may not place or allow others to place any feed material that is accessible to deer, bear or elk within 50 yards of the owner-occupied residence or business for a period not less than 30 days. NR 19.60(3)(a)(a) This section does not prohibit any of the following activities: NR 19.60(3)(a)1.1. Material placed solely for the purpose of attracting and feeding wild birds and small mammals when placed in bird feeding devices and structures at a sufficient height or design to prevent access by deer and only when the structures and devices are no further than 50 yards from a dwelling devoted to human occupancy unless authorized by the department. If the department determines that wild deer are utilizing bird feeding devices or structures, the devices or structures shall be enclosed or elevated higher to prevent access by deer. NR 19.60(3)(a)2.2. Feeding of wild animals, other than deer, elk or bear, by hand if: NR 19.60(3)(a)2.b.b. The person feeding makes all reasonable attempts to clean up the unconsumed feed before moving a distance greater than 30 feet from the deposited feed. NR 19.60(3)(a)3.3. Feed deposited by natural vegetation or found solely as a result of normal agricultural or gardening practices. NR 19.60(3)(a)4.4. Standing crops planted and left standing as wildlife food plots that may be used by wild animals. NR 19.60(3)(a)8.8. Feed or bait material placed or used for fish, reptiles, amphibians or arthropods, provided the material is not accessible to bear, deer or elk. NR 19.60 NoteNote: These feeding rules do not apply to captive wild animals held and licensed under ch. 169, Stats.