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Bear Tag Drawing Complete

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The 2012 Class A bear drawing is complete. Notices to successful applicants will be mailed today, February 14th. Applicants may check their drawing or preference point status on-line by accessing their DNR Customer account, calling DNR's Call Center at 1-888-936-7463 (toll-free, 7 days a week, 7am-10pm), or visiting a DNR Service Center. Drawing winners may purchase their Class A bear license beginning March 7, 2012.

There were 104,391 Class A Bear license applications this year. Of the 104,391 applicants, 26,794 requested a license and 77,597 requested a preference point only.

A total of 9,015 customers were successful in this year's bear drawing. The minimum number of preference points required to draw a license were:

Zone A - 1,197 people with 6 points who wanted a kill tag were awarded a license and 35 with 6 points who wanted a license were NOT awarded a license. Everyone with 7 points or more got a license in Zone A.

Zone B - 378 people with 9 points who wanted a kill tag were awarded a license and 534 with 9 points who wanted a license were NOT awarded a license. Everyone with 10 points or more got a license in Zone B.

Zone C - 524 people with 4 points who wanted a kill tag were awarded a license and 910 with 4 points who wanted a license were NOT awarded a license. Everyone with 5 points or more got a license in Zone C.

Zone D - 667 people with 8 points who wanted a kill tag were awarded a license and 527 with 8 points who wanted a license were NOT awarded a license. Everyone with 9 points or more got a license in Zone D.

Total Licenses drawn by Zone: Zone A - 3,425; Zone B - 1,335; Zone C - 2,970; and Zone D - 1,285.

Read more about the 2012 bear quotas and harvest permit levels: http://dnr.wi.gov/news/DNRNews_article_Lookup.asp?id=2025 .

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well nobody ( knock on wood) has been bothering our baits this year. So with that said I have been taking the 30 second movies I have been getting and turning them into movies and posting them on photo bucket. All the movies are from a 48hr period as we check baits every other day. Here is the link, http://s930.photobucket.com/albums/ad142/vman1959/

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