For the first time since County Deer Advisory Committees (CDACs) were established, Washington County failed to have a quorum with just two members present, so no vote was taken for 2024 deer season recommendations for the county.
Instead, the recommendations from last year were carried over for this year. Washington and Ozaukee counties held a joint CDAC meeting April 22 at the Mequon Nature Preserve to set antlerless quotas and deer season framework for the 2024 season.
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