CWD self-sampling kiosks and carcass collection sites listed
Here is the list of CWD testing and deer carcass disposal options available to hunters as posted Nov. 1 on the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources’ CWD sampling website (https://dnr. wisconsin.gov/topic/WildlifeHabitat/ registersample.html).
The website is updated frequently, so hunters are encouraged to check it again before and during the gun deer season.
Before dropping off a deer head for sampling, hunters are required to register their deer through the GameReg harvest report and complete the CWD testing form.
Taylor County CWD sampling selfservice kiosks and disposal options
Medford DNR Ranger Station, 200 Bauer Drive, kiosk open 24 hours behind the building on southeast side. Also dumpster for deer carcass waste sponsored by the Taylor County Sportsman’s Club located in back parking lot on east side of building.
Rib Lake Cenex, 1302 State Hwy 102, store open 5 a.m. to 10 p.m., kiosk open 24 hours on northeast side of store. Also dumpster for deer carcass waste sponsored by the Taylor County Sportsman’s Club located on west side of the convenience store near the other dumpsters.
Gilman Corner Store, 120 Main Street, store open weekdays 4 a.m. to 10 p.m. and weekends 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., kiosk open 24 hours located at front of the building. Also dumpster for deer carcass waste sponsored by the Taylor County Sportsman’s Club located behind/south of the store and the diesel fuel pumps.
Northwoods Country Store, N8891 Bridge Drive, Sheldon, store open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Kiosk open 24 hours and located on east side of the building. There may not be cell service at the kiosk.
Clark County CWD sampling selfservice kiosks
Old Cenex Station, 610 East Division Street, Neillsville, kiosk open 24 hours.
City of Owen garage, 951 E. 3rd Street, kiosk open 24 hours
Wolf’s True Value, 315 S. Main Street, Greenwood, kiosk open 24 hours.
Chippewa County CWD sampling self-service kiosks
Bob’s Processing, 2430 S. Main Street, Bloomer. Kiosk open 24 hours.
Cornell Ranger Station, 117 S. Riverside Drive, Cornell. Kiosk open 24 hours.
Jacobson’s Hardware, 17168 County Hwy J, Chippewa Falls. Kiosk open 24 hours.
Gilman Corner Store, 120 Main Street, store open weekdays 4 a.m. to 10 p.m. and weekends 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., kiosk located at front of the building open 24 hours.
Marathon County CWD sampling and disposal options
Wausau DNR Service Center, 225051 Rib Mountain Drive, self-service kiosk open 24 hours.
Mead Wildlife Area Headquarters, 201517 CTH S, Milladore, self-service kiosk open 24 hours. Also dumpster for deer carcass waste.
Whitetail Crossing Convenience Store, N7217 US Hwy 45, Wittenberg, Kiosk open 24 hours.
Jim’s Venison Processing, 118 E. Wood Avenue, Wittenberg. Kiosk open 24 hours.
Brad Krueger, N391 County Hwy D, Birnamwood, CWD sampling by appointment only. Call 715-881-0084 for more information.
Superior Taxidermy, 9710 Camp Phillips Road, Weston, CWD sampling available with assistance. Business hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday or by appointment. Call 715-359-0557 for more information.
Marathon County Bluebird Ridge Recycling and Disposal Facility, R18500 Hwy 29, Ringle. Landfill accepts deer carcass waste. Facility open Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday 8 to 11 a.m. A 24-hour notification is required for loads greater than four carcasses. This is not a CWD sampling or registration station.
