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There are several options available to safely and legally dispose of deer carcass waste to help slow the spread of CWD. The Wisconsin Department of Health Services and the Centers for Disease Control recommend that you do not eat venison from deer that have tested positive for CWD. Process your deer and enjoy your venison.CWD testing is not required, but it is recommended.

Get your deer tested for chronic wasting disease.the day after the deer carcass is recovered. Registration is required and must be completed by 5 p.m.

Carry this Field Dressing Deer: Pocket Guide for pointers while you're in the field.If you're at a desktop computer, use the DNR's Public Access Lands Maps to explore public hunting options across the state.Download the DNR's free Hunt Wild Wisconsin mobile app to keep public land access, season dates, shooting hours, CWD testing locations and more all in your pocket.Check out the Wild Wisconsin web series for videos, podcasts and more for Wisconsin hunters.Get ahead of the game by preparing before this year's hunting season: Learn to Hunt: Explore Wisconsin's Learn to Hunt program to try something new or become a mentor.Antlerless only hunt at Sandhill Wildlife Area: Apply for special access to hunt antlerless deer at Sandhill Wildlife Area.Deer hunting on Apostle Islands National Lakeshore.Deer hunting for hunters with disabilities.

Deer hunting opportunities for active service members.

Mentored hunting: hunting opportunities for new hunters of all ages.

Youth Deer Hunt: special hunting opportunities for youth under age 16.

The DNR and partner organizations provide a variety of ways to enjoy the deer hunting season: These options are available only in certain counties. Hunters may also request a metro sub-unit antlerless deer harvest authorization at no cost or purchase a bonus metro sub-unit antlerless deer harvest authorization. The harvest authorization is valid within the entire DMU, including any metro sub-units. Hunters may use any of their Farmland (Zone 2) antlerless deer harvest authorizations included with their license or purchased bonus antlerless deer harvest authorizations to hunt in a metro sub-unit by selecting the deer management unit (DMU) where the sub-unit is located. For full details, including county lists and maps of metro sub-units, see the 2021 Metro Sub-unit Guide.