Hunters preparing for the start of September hunting seasons [Video]

(WSAW) – It’s a weekend hunters have been preparing for as the Wisconsin DNR marks the opening of several hunting seasons in September.

Hunters can once again head to Wisconsin’s wild spaces as these seasons open across the state.

There are six dates throughout September when seasons open. Hunters are encouraged to double-check season dates and that they have acquired all necessary licenses and stamps before going out for a hunt.

Sept. 1

• Common gallinule
• Early Canada goose
• Early teal
• Mourning dove
• Rail
• Snipe

Sept. 4

• Bear

Sept. 14

• Cottontail rabbit (Northern Zone)
• Deer (Archery and Crossbow)
• Ruffed grouse (Zone A)
• Squirrels
• Turkey
• Youth waterfowl

Sept. 16

• Regular goose

Sept. 21

• Duck (Northern Zone)
• Woodcock

Sept. 28

• Duck (Southern Zone)

The DNR also reminds hunters of mobile-friendly online resources, including hunting regulations, season dates, hunting hours, and more on the DNR’s Hunting webpage. Hunters can find information on species population levels and hunting opportunities on …