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Elk Hunt 2021. In the fall of 2021, Wisconsin hunters pursued four bull elk while Ojibwe hunters harvested four bull elk under the guides of an evenly split 8-bull elk quota. Three DNR-licensed hunters completed their harvest. Elk Hunt 2020. The 2020 elk hunting ended with all five state hunters harvesting an elk in the Clam Lake Range.
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) today announced that the application period for the 2024 elk hunt is now open through May 31. New this year, the Black River Elk Range will be open to hunting for the first time since elk were reintroduced to the state.
Wisconsin's first state-managed hunt for elk was held in 2018 in the Clam Lake Elk Range only. As of 2023, five managed elk hunts have been completed in the Wisconsin Northern Elk Management Zone (2018-2022).
Elk hunts at Arrow Ridge Ranch are both thrilling and captivating whether you hunt with a bow, rifle, or muzzle loader. The ranch terrain is challenging with tall pines, oak ridges, deep valleys with water sources and sparse clearings with light cover.
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) celebrates the start of the 2024 elk hunting season on Saturday, Oct. 12. This is Wisconsin’s seventh elk hunting season since the reintroduction of elk, but it also represents a milestone with the first season hunters have the opportunity to hunt in both the Northern and Central Elk Zones.
Inquire today about scheduling your one-of-a-kind elk hunting experience at Driftless Ranch in Wisconsin. Book your hunt today.
The 2025 elk hunt application period for Wisconsin residents is expected to open with the new license year on March 1 and run through May 31, 2025. The 2025 elk hunting season will open on ...
Wisconsin and Upper Michigan’s premier hunting preserve featuring guided elk, whitetail deer and upland bird hunts. We also offer guided fishing and top-notch shooting courses for trap and sporting clays.
This is Wisconsin’s 7th elk hunting season since the reintroduction of elk. The DNR approved an 8-bull harvest quota for the Northern Elk Zone and a 4-bull quota for the inaugural season in the Central Elk Zone. Per treaty rights, the Ojibwe tribes have declared four bulls of the 8-bull harvest quota for the Northern Elk Zone. ...
Wisconsin residents can apply for a new elk hunting opportunity in the central part of the state, where a reintroduction effort began just nine years ago. In 2015, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources reintroduced elk to Jackson County in central Wisconsin.