Report Fisher Sighting? - Pennsylvania Firearm Owners Association
2011年3月13日 · Join Date Apr 2007 Location Pennsyltucky, Pennsylvania Posts 8,076 Rep Power 21474862
A wild fur farm license DOES NOT authorize the taking of badger, bobcat, fisher, fox, lynx, marten, rabbit or wolf. No person may harvest, possess or sell these species except under the authority of ch. NR 10 Wis. Admin. Code, and ch. 29, Stats. All skunks taken shall be immediately killed in a humane manner and may not be sold live. Otter
animal(s) confined in the pen(s). • Pens containing bear, cougar, bobcat, lynx, timber wolf, coyote, fox and fisher must be surrounded on all side(s) where the public may approach them by substantial guardrails not less than 3 feet in height. Guardrails shall be well
Protecting Wisconsin's rare animals | | Wisconsin DNR
Animal species pages contain information about Wisconsin's rare animals, including preferred habitats, where they've been found in the state and their legal protection. See the Working List for rank and status definitions.
• The licensee is licensed by the USDA to exhibit animals and complies with the federal animal health regulations found in the Code of Federal Regulations (9 CFR 2.1 and 9 CFR 2.131). • Harmful wild animals (bear and cougar), timber wolf, coyote, fox, fisher, lynx and bobcat over 3 months of age and all venomous
Individual animal normal postural and social adjustments: Appropriate size, construction, and materials needed for proper caging Differences between caging for temporary confinement, recovery and pre-release conditioning Section II Passerines - Species belonging to Order Passeriformes Non-passerines - Hummingbird, dove, pigeon, cuckoo, etc.
Question about shooting groundhogs
2007年7月20日 · With the exception of deer, bear, elk, beaver, bobcat, fisher, wild turkey, migratory birds, threatened species and endangered species, landowners may take action when personal property – other than an agricultural crop – is being destroyed, or when a sick or diseased animal poses a threat to humans, farm animals or pets.
Wisconsin Lakes
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources | 101 S. Webster Street . PO Box 7921 | Madison, Wisconsin 53707-7921
Ellipse (Venustaconcha ellipsiformis) - Wisconsin
Ellipse (Venustaconcha ellipsiformis), presently listed as Threatened in Wisconsin, prefers shallow, flowing, clean small streams with stable substrate in the eastern and southern part of the state.
Eastern Flat-whorl (Planogyra asteriscus) - Wisconsin
Eastern Flat-whorl (Planogyra asteriscus), listed as Special Concern, has a shell light to dark brown in color, and is 1.7-2mm in width.