Learn To Hunt And Trap Raccoons With The DNR
Want to learn more about harvesting raccoons? Join the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources at Governor Dodge State Park to learn the basics of raccoon trapping and hunting.
This two-day event (Oct. 24-25) will be divided between raccoon trapping and raccoon hunting.
The hands-on program will be led by certified trapper education instructors and will cover raccoon trapping techniques, hunting with hounds, hunting with electronic calls and fur handling demonstrations.
Dress in layers — you will be outside all day. Boots and pants are highly recommended. Please bring a notebook and pen.
All trapping and hunting equipment will be provided.
This class costs $50 to attend.
Registration is required. To register, visit Go Wild and log into your account. From your dashboard, click on Manage Safety Education, then click Search for Class. Search Learn to Hunt in Iowa county, then click Enroll.
Note: This class is not a trapper education certification class. Trapper and hunter education certification is not required to participate. However, if you wish to hunt or trap outside of this class, you will need to take trapper education and/or hunter education if you have not done so already.
Interested participants with limited mobility are asked to contact the event organizer about accessibility options in advance of the event.
Event Details
What: Learn To Hunt And Trap Raccoons (Iowa County)
When: 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 24 through noon on Sunday, Oct. 25
Where: Governor Dodge State Park
4175 Hwy. 23 N
Dodgeville, WI 53533
To Register: Visit Go Wild and log into your account.
Contact: Erinn.KiesowWebb@wisconsin.gov or 608-288-0765 |
