Wis. DNR asks hunters to turn in wildlife data

MADISON, Wis. (AP) _ The state Department of Natural Resources
is again reminding deer hunters to file wildlife observations
online.

The DNR asks that bow hunters and hunters scouting for the
upcoming gun season to send in information on deer, raccoon,
skunks, porcupine, foxes, turkey, grouse and a host of other
creatures they might see, including photos from trail cameras.

The DNR started soliciting information last year. The agency
uses the data to identify wildlife population trends and urges
hunters to report even if they see no deer or wildlife.

Hunters can enter their data at

http://dnr.wi.gov/org/land/wildlife/harvest/survey.htm.