Permits will be granted to the applicant (applicant must be present) on a first-come first-serve basis starting at 7:45 A.M. on Tuesday, September 4, 2007, at the Dane County Parks Office, located in the Lyman F. Anderson Agriculture and Conservation Center at 1 Fen Oak Ct. Madison 53718. The Access Permit (administrative fee) is $10 per Archer. Applicants must be present to receive a permit unless he/she is a youth (16 years or less), in which case a parent or guardian can complete, sign and receive a permit. An applicant can receive only one Access Permit per season.
All hunters applying for this permit must purchase all necessary WI Department of Natural Resources licenses and strictly follow all state DNR hunting rules for the management area in which they will bow hunt.
Archery Hunt Rules:
Bow must be in a case when walking through Park Closed Areas (all public use areas)
Hunter must comply with all DNR Deer Hunting Rules for the Deer Management Area being hunted.
A valid DNR Deer harvest tag(s) is required to harvest deer within the parks.
No hunting within 100 feet of “Archery Hunt Closed Area” as designated on official map. Closed Areas include: private property, park buildings, play areas, campsites, parking lots, trails and all mowed/maintained areas. Note: hunting may take place adjacent to agricultural fields within the park if the location is 100’ from any closed areas.
No target practice or shooting at anything other than a legal target.
Hunters must carry and visibly display (on person) the Access Permit while hunting in route to hunt.
Access to hunting areas is through designated park access points or from adjacent property with the owner’s permission.
Hunters may use portable tree stands and/or ground blinds – all structures must be removed at the end of the day.
The damaging of trees or removal of vegetation is prohibited.
Archery Access Permit is valid for only one property, one archer and is not transferable to another person.
Tracking Deer:
- Do not enter any private property without the permission of the owner.
- If tracking a deer after dark, the Dane County Sheriff’s Department must be notified at (608) 255-2345.
No motorized vehicles are allowed off designated roads and parking areas unless permitted by the Park Director. A non-motorized cart may be used to transport harvested deer.
Disabled hunters should contact the park office if special accommodations are needed.
Non-hunting park patrons have the right to utilize the entire parks during park hours. Hunters must use care and be safety conscious at all times. County park lands are open for dog walking. Dog owners are required to have their dogs under control and leashed unless they are within designated off-leash Dog Exercise Area. If you have questions regarding the Archery Access Permit please contact Dane County Parks Office at (608) 246-3896.
Dane County Parks 2007-2008
Special Archery Deer Hunt
Access Permit Application
(Limited Access Permits)
Applicant Name ______Date of Birth ______
First MiddleLast
Address ______City ______State ______
Zip Code ______Daytime Phone Number ______
All hunters applying for this permit must purchase the necessary Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) licenses and strictly follow all DNR hunting rules for the Deer Management Zone you are hunting.
Archery Hunt Rules:
Bow must be in a case within Park Closed Areas even if you are walking through (all public use areas)
Must comply with all DNR Deer Hunting Rules for the Deer Management Area they are hunting.
To harvest deer within the parks you must have a valid DNR Deer harvest tag(s).
No Hunting within 100 feet of “Archery Hunt Closed Area” as designated on official map. Closed Areas includes: private property, park buildings, play areas, campsites, parking lots, trails and all mowed/maintained areas. Note you may hunt adjacent to agricultural fields within the park as long as the site is 100’ from any closed area.
No target practicing or shooting at anything other than a legal target.
Hunters must visibly display (on person) Access Permit while hunting or in route to hunt.
Access to hunting areas is through designated park access points or from adjacent property with the owner’s permission.
May use portable tree stands and/or ground blinds – all structures must be removed at the end of the day.
The damaging of trees or removal of vegetation is prohibited.
Dane County Access Permit is valid for only one property, one archer and is not transferable to another person.
Tracking Deer:
- You may not enter any private property without the permission of the owner.
- If you are tracking a deer after dark, you must notify the Dane County Sheriff’s Department at (608) 255-2345.
No motorized vehicles are allowed off designated roads and parking areas unless permitted by the Park Director. A non-motorized cart may be used to transport harvested deer.
Disabled hunters should contact the park office if special accommodations are needed
Park patrons have the right to utilize the park at all times during this hunt. Hunters must use care and be safety conscious at all times. If you have a question regarding the hunt please contact the Dane County Parks Office (608) 246-3896.
Applicants Signature
I hereby certify that I have read this application and will comply with the rules for the Dane County Parks Archery Hunt and all the information I have provided in this Access Permit Application is truthful.
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