Clark County has an abundant wildlife population which attracts many
sportsmen to the area. Whitetail deer populations average 20-25 deer per
square mile of deer range. Turkey poplulations have been increasing
countywide with several zones of huntable numbers. There is also a healthy
population of black bear in the county. Ducks, geese, and ruffled grouse are
numerous and provide ample opportunity for hunters. Clark County is also
home to a number of Wisconsin's endangered species including the peragrine
falcon, Eastern massasauga rattlesnake, barn owl, red-shouldered hawk,
great egret, Blandings' Turtle, bald eagle, Cooper's Hawk, and the Karner
Blue Butterfly.