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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 90 — Fences

90.21 Fencing of farm-raised deer; white-tailed deer.

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90.21 Fencing of farm-raised deer; white-tailed deer.
(1)Definitions. In this section:
(a)“Department” means the department of natural resources.
(b)“Farm-raised deer” has the meaning given in s. 95.001
(ag).
(2)Requirements.
(a)No person may keep farm-raised deer if any of the farm-raised deer are white-tailed deer unless all of the farm-raised deer are contained in a fenced area for which the person holds a valid fence inspection certificate issued by the department under this section.
(b)The department may not issue a fence inspection certificate under this section for a fence that is used to contain farm-raised deer that are white-tailed deer unless the fence meets the requirements established by the department by rule under sub.
(6).
(c)No person may apply for registration under s. 95.55 in order to keep farm-raised deer that are white-tailed deer without being first issued a fence inspection certificate under this section.
(d)Notwithstanding pars.
(a)and
(b), a person may keep farm-raised deer and the department shall issue a fence inspection certificate under this section if the fence complies with s. 95.55
(c)2.
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