Spring 2011 Drawing Results are Online

[putt]

I'm bummed.  Third year in a row that I've drawn my fifth choice ... fifth period zone 2.  I've had good success in that period, but man it's a long time to wait every year.

So this year I'm gonna try some zone 1 hunting in Charlie's backyard.  I see that zone has leftover permits available as early as period 3.

All around me at my office guys are whooping that they drew their first choice, most in my zone.  One guy, who is now at the bottom of my party-invite list, has drawn the first period four years running, & he hasn't bothered to hunt two of those years.

Good hunting to you all, & leave some for us fifth-period guys.

[arrowsonly]

[:'(] I can not find my result ! On the WI DNR web site, go to JC activeoutdoorsoulitions.com, enter my customer information, pull up my file, tried purchace permit, now what...
Help please !
I followed the steps that treerooster posted, NO PERMIT ISSUED & 1 preference point...

WTH is that, in 15 years with the state that issues more permits in one week that some states do all season !!!
Now I know why I like MN, if I could only send a few thousand turkey there way...
Hey Charlie no luck on MN yet either, knock on wood !

Got my tag for MN ! Thanks MN

[Treerooster]

Once you are at your customer info hit continue.

Then click on License and Permits.

Then click on Spring Turkey under Applications. Once there it should tell you your drawing results at the bottom of the box.


I just received my postcard from the WDNR yeaterday.

[charlie elk]

arrowsonly,
We can't buy a 2011 license until March.  Follow treerooster's instructions to see your results.
MN had their results up and have now pulled them down for some reason.  They didn't draw me so I am hoping they are reconsidering stiffing me.[:D]

[charlie elk]

putt sorry to hear your bad luck, you might want to contact Sharon Fandel to find out what is happening regarding your application choices. Sharon is one of; if not the most helpful WDNR person.
You are welcome over here in Unit 1 there is plenty of room and lots of birds.