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(b) For purposes of par. (a), the northern portion of the state consists of the area
10that lies northward of a line beginning at Lake Michigan that follows the Oconto
11River upstream to where it reaches USH 41, that then runs northward along USH
1241 until it intersects STH 22, that then runs westward along STH 22 to the city of
13Shawano, that then runs westward from the city of Shawano along STH 29 until it
14reaches STH 13, that then runs northward along STH 13 until it reaches STH 64,
15that then runs westward along STH 64 until it reaches USH 53, that then runs
16northwestward along USH 53 until it reaches USH 8, and that then runs westward
17along USH 8 until it reaches the Mississippi River.
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29.324
(1) (b) "Group deer hunting party" means 2 or more hunters hunting in
20a group all using firearms
or all using bows and arrows, each of whom holds an
21individual license to hunt deer.
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29.324
(2) (intro.) Any member of a group deer hunting party
, the members of
24which are all using firearms, may kill a deer for another member of the group deer
25hunting party if both of the following conditions exist:
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29.324
(2m) (a) In this subsection, "regular gun deer season" means the deer
3hunting season established by the department that begins on the Saturday
4preceding Thanksgiving and that authorizes hunting with firearms.
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(b) Any member of a group deer hunting party, the members of which are all
6using bows and arrows, may kill an antlerless deer for another member of the group
7deer hunting party if all of the following conditions exist:
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1. At the time and place of the kill, the person who kills the antlerless deer is
9in contact with the person for whom the antlerless deer is killed.
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2. The person for whom the antlerless deer is killed possesses a current unused
11deer carcass tag that is authorized for use on the antlerless deer killed.
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3. The antlerless deer is killed after the close of the regular gun deer season.
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29.324
(3) A person who kills a deer under sub. (2)
or (2m) shall ensure that
15a member of his or her group deer hunting party without delay attaches a current
16validated deer carcass tag to the deer in the manner specified under s. 29.347 (2).
17The person who kills the deer may not leave the deer unattended until after it is
18tagged.
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2029.335 Baiting of wild animals for hunting and dog training purposes. 21(1) In this section, "undisturbed carrion" means carrion of a wild animal that has
22not been moved by humans from the place where the wild animal died except to the
23degree necessary to field dress the wild animal.
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24(2) (a) Except as provided in par. (b), no person may use honey, bones, fish,
25meat, or solid animal fat or parts of dead animals for the purpose of hunting or for
1the purpose of training dogs to track, trail, or otherwise locate wild animals. The
2department may not otherwise restrict or prohibit the types of bait used for any of
3these purposes.
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(b) A person who is hunting coyote, fox, raccoon, or any wild animal for which
5there is no closed season or who is training dogs to track, trail, or otherwise locate
6coyote, fox, raccoon, or any wild animal for which there is no closed season may use
7undisturbed carrion as bait.
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29.347
(5) (a) Any person who while operating a motor vehicle on a highway
10accidentally collides with and kills a deer may
retain
take possession of the carcass.
11If the motor vehicle operator does not want to
retain
take the carcass, the carcass
12may be
retained taken by any other person
who is present at the scene of the accident
13at the time the collision occurs or at any time after the collision occurs.
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14Section 1177r. 29.347 (5) (b) (intro.) of the statutes is amended to read:
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29.347
(5) (b) (intro.) No person may
retain take possession of the carcass of
16a deer killed in the manner specified in par. (a) and remove the carcass from the scene
17of the accident unless one of the following apply:
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18Section
732. 29.563 (4) (b) 1. of the statutes is amended to read:
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29.563
(4) (b) 1. Sports:
$248.25
$238.25 or a greater amount at the applicant's
20option.
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2229.565 Voluntary contributions; venison processing and grant
23program. (1) Any applicant for a hunting license listed under s. 29.563 (2) (a) or
24(b) may, in addition to paying any fee charged for the license, elect to make a
1voluntary contribution of at least $1 to be used for the venison processing and
2donation program under s. 29.89.
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3(2) All moneys collected under sub. (1) shall be credited to the appropriation
4account under s. 20.370 (5) (ft).
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629.566 (title)
Collection, retention, and deposit of fees.
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29.566
(1m) Transaction payments. The department shall establish a system
9under which the department pays each agent appointed under s. 29.024 (6) (a) 2. or
103. a payment of $1.50 for each time that the agent processes a transaction through
11the statewide automated system contracted for under s. 29.024 (6) (a) 4. This
12payment is in addition to any issuing fee, processing fee, or handling fee retained by
13the agent. The department shall make these payments by allowing the agent to
14retain an amount equal to the payments from the amounts that are collected by the
15agent and that would otherwise be remitted to the department.
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29.569
(3) (b)
Restrictions on issuance of sturgeon spearing licenses during the
18open season. No Except as provided in par. (bm), no sturgeon spearing license may
19be issued during
a period beginning on October 1 and ending on the last day of the
20open season for the spearing of rock or lake sturgeon
that follows that October 1.
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29.569
(3) (bm)
Exceptions. A sturgeon spearing license may be issued during
23a period beginning on October 1 and ending on the last day of the open season for the
24spearing of rock or lake sturgeon that follows that October 1 to any of the following:
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11. A person who is a member of the U.S. armed forces and who exhibits proof
2that he or she is a resident, is in active service with the armed forces outside this
3state, and is on furlough or leave.
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2. A person who is a resident and who has attained the age of 14 during that
5period.
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29.604
(2) (am) "State agency" means a board, commission, committee,
8department or office in the state government
or the Fox River Navigational System
9Authority. "State agency" does not include the department of natural resources or
10the office of the governor.
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29.741
(2) No person shall take, remove, sell, or transport from the public
13waters of this state
to any place beyond the borders of the state, any duck potato, wild
14celery, or any other plant or plant product except wild rice native in said waters and
15commonly known to furnish food for game birds.
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1729.89 (title)
Venison processing grants and donation program.
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29.89
(2) Establishment of program. The department shall establish a
20program to reimburse counties for the costs that they incur in processing
and
21donating venison from certain deer carcasses.
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29.89
(3) (b) The county accepts deer carcasses for processing
and pays for the
24costs of processing.
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129.89
(3) (e) The
processed venison is donated county shall make reasonable
2efforts to donate the venison as provided under sub. (4).
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3Section
740. 29.89 (5) (title) of the statutes is amended to read:
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29.89
(5) (title)
Grants; amounts Reimbursement; funding.
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29.89
(5) (a)
Reimbursement Subject to par. (c), reimbursement under this
7section shall equal the
amount that it costs costs, including administrative costs,
8that a county
to process incurs in processing the venison
and in donating the
9processed venison under sub. (4).
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29.89
(5) (b) The department shall reimburse counties under this section from
12the appropriation under s. 20.370 (5)
(fq) after first deducting from s. 20.370 (5) (fq)
13payments made for county administrative costs, payments made for wildlife damage
14abatement assistance and wildlife damage claim payments under s. 29.889 (ft).
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29.89
(5) (c) If the total amount of reimbursable costs under par. (a) exceeds the
17amount available
after making the deductions under par. (b), the department shall
18establish a system to prorate the reimbursement payments among the eligible
19counties.
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29.971
(11m) (c) Any person who is convicted of hunting bear or engaging in
22any of the activities under s. 29.184 (3) (br)
with a dog that and who is not in
23compliance with s. 29.184 (4) or the licensing requirements under s. 174.053 or
24174.07 may have his or her Class A or Class B bear hunting license revoked; and if
1the license is revoked, no Class A or Class B bear hunting license may be issued to
2the person for a period of 3 years after the date of conviction.
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30.12
(3) (br) A riparian owner is exempt from the permit requirements under
5sub. (2) and this subsection for a structure that the riparian owner places beyond the
6high-water mark of a navigable water if all of the following conditions apply:
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1. The structure is a vertical wall designed to prevent land from eroding into
8the navigable water.
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2. The area exposed by grading or removing top soil for construction of the
10structure does not exceed 10,000 square feet.
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3. No later than 30 days after the date on which the riparian owner completes
12placement of the structure, the riparian owner replaces any material that was
13removed from the bed of the navigable water in the course of placement of the
14structure with comparable material or riprap, if the material removed was between
15the structure and the ordinary high-water mark.
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4. The structure incorporates adequate bracing and anchors to ensure
17structural stability.
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5. A filter fabric lining containing a layer of gravel extends from the landward
19side of the structure to facilitate drainage.
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6. The base of the structure extends to a sufficient depth into the bed of the
21navigable water to ensure the structure's stability and to prevent the structure from
22failing.
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7. The structure is secured into the bank of the navigable water in a manner
24that prevents erosion or scouring.
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130.12
(3) (bt) A riparian owner is exempt from the permit requirements under
2sub. (2) and this subsection for a structure that is placed on the bed of a navigable
3water in the Wolf River and Fox River basin area, as described in s. 30.207 (1), and
4that extends beyond the ordinary high-water mark, if the following conditions apply:
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1. The structure is a vertical wall designed to prevent land from eroding into
6a navigable water.
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2. The structure is not a replacement for an existing structure and is placed on
8the bed of an artificial enlargement of a navigable water, or the structure is a
9replacement for an existing structure placed on the bed of a navigable water,
10including the bed of an artificial enlargement of a navigable water.
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3. If the structure is a replacement for an existing structure placed on the bed
12of a navigable water, including the bed of an artificial enlargement of a navigable
13water, it is placed not more than 2 feet waterward of the structure that it is replacing.
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4. The structure incorporates adequate bracing and anchors to ensure
15structural stability.
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5. A filter fabric lining containing a layer of gravel extends from the landward
17side of the structure to facilitate drainage.
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6. The base of the structure extends to a sufficient depth into the bed of the
19navigable water to ensure the structure's stability and to prevent the structure from
20failing.
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7. The structure is secured into the bank of the navigable water in a manner
22that prevents erosion or scouring.
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8. The riparian owner places riprap at the base of the waterward side of the
24structure up to the waterline or, if the structure is placed in a location where
25watercraft are moored, the riparian owner places riprap at the base of the waterward
1side of the structure up to a point that allows adequate space for the mooring of
2watercraft.
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9. The structure is constructed of treated wood and built so that the top of the
4structure meets the lower of the following:
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a. The natural topography of the bank of the navigable water.
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b. A point that is 4 feet above the ordinary high-water mark of the navigable
7water.
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c. The minimum height required to prevent overtopping by wave action.
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9Section
743. 30.124 (1) (intro.) of the statutes is amended to read:
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30.124
(1) (intro.) Notwithstanding ss. 30.12,
30.125, 30.20, 30.44
, and 30.45
, 11and if the department finds that the activity will not adversely affect public or private
12rights or interests in fish and wildlife populations, navigation
, or waterway flood
13flow capacity and will not result in environmental pollution, as defined in s. 299.01
14(4), the department may do all of the following on public lands or waters:
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30.124
(1) (a) Cut aquatic
vegetation
plants, as defined in s. 30.715 (1) (a), 17without removing
the vegetation them from the water, for the purpose of improving
18waterfowl nesting, brood
, and migration habitat.
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2130.2025 Lake Koshkonong comprehensive project. (1) Definition. In
22this section, "district" means the Rock-Koshkonong public inland lake protection
23and rehabilitation district.
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1(2) Authorization. The district may implement a project developed and
2approved by the U.S. army corps of engineers to place structures, or fill, or both on
3the bed of Lake Koshkonong for any of the following purposes: