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NEW!  Changes To The 2025 Deer Management Zones
There have been some sinificant changes to the 2025 Deer Season Structure.  SELECT HE​RE​ to see the new 2025 Deer Management Zone Map.  Make sure customers look closely at the new map to confirm they are choosing the right zone/unit when they purchase.  IMPORTANT! - Please discard any older DMU maps you have, and use the new 2025 map.​  Select the DEER HUNTING button below for more info.​
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Learn the basics of the equipment operation and license sales. Read the responsibilities for selling licenses at your location.

Read or print ​tutorials on how to sell hunting and fishing licenses.  Learn how to renew vehicles or sell trail passes.​  

Tips on license sales issues.  Learn how you can troubleshoot the equipment.  Who can you contact for assistance? 

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​REMAINING DEER HUNTING SEASONS IN 2024
The traditional gun deer season ended on December 1.  However, there are still more opportunities for hunters to harvest a deer.  SELECT HERE​ to see the full hunting and trapping guide for 2024-2025, or SELECT HERE​ for the map of the additional deer seasons available in each management unit.​​

NEW!  SEARCH FOR ORGANIZATIONAL ACCOUNTS
You will see a new button on the Customer Search page.  This button is used to search for an organization account that has already been created with the DNR.  NOTE: Limited approvals and vehicle renewals can be purchased by an organization.  Hunting and fishing licenses must still be purchased under the customer's individual account.​


WHO NEEDS A SNOWMOBILE TRAIL PASS?
All snowmobiles riding on Wisconsin public trails require a snowmobile trail pass, which is separate from snowmobile registration.  Select the TRAIL PASSES page to the left for more information, or print out a trail pass information sheet HERE.   SALES TIP:  Ask the customer where their snowmobile is registered before choosing which pass they will need: ​
  • ​The Wisconsin Snowmobile Trail Pass is for snowmobiles registered in Wisconsin.
  • The Nonresident Snowmobile Trail Pass is for snowmobiles registered elsewhere.  
  • NOTICE:  The reduced rate AWSC "Club Member pass' is not available on Go Wild. Those must be ordered directly from the Association of Wisconsin Snowmobile Clubs (AWSC.org). ​​
NEW USER ACCOUNT DEACTIVATION POLICY
​A user ID with no login or transaction activity for 90 days will be automatically deactivated to maintain system security.  Please remind staff to log in every 90 days to avoid deactivation.  If a staff member becomes deactivated, a user with manager permissions can reactivate using the instructions HERE​.  Contact your Business Support Specialist with any questions.​
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