Wisconsin Black Bear Hunting Guides and Outfitters

Wisconsin, the “Badger State”, is generally a great rolling plain covered with woodlands, and with over 56,000 square miles the state offers much wildlife to hunters of all kinds. The climate can be harsh in winter, but pleasant in the summer. Wisconsin hunting guides and outfitters listed should be able to help you plan your next trip.

The name Wisconsin is of Indian origin, and has been variously interpreted to mean “rushing river” and “great rocks”. The state lies north of Illinois and east of Minnesota and Iowa; the Saint Croix and the Mississippi rivers form the entire western boundary. A good portion of the eastern boundary line lies in Lake Michigan; the state adjoins the state of Michigan on the northeast, and at the extreme north it follows the shoreline of Lake Superior.

The winters of Wisconsin are long and severe, but of uniform temperature, with many dry, clear days;; the summers are short and hot. But the cold of winter and the heat of summer in the eastern section are tempered by the waters of Lake Michigan. In the northern part of the state, snow usually falls early in the winter and covers the ground until late in the spring; in the south there is often little snow. The average rainfall is 30 inches. The state offers much to a hunter and should be taken advantage of on your next trip.

We Hope Every Hunter Have a Great Black Bear Hunting Trip