Hi,
While I live in southern Wisconsin, I can tell you there are few bad spots in Wisconsin for deer hunting. Without you being more specific, There are plenty of waterfowl in the state, and Horicon marsh is a major flyway stopover. There are enough canada geese as permanent residents that there is an early season that covers most of the state!
The license system works a little strange. A gun license is for 1 antlered deer (3" or more) good for the whole state.
You can apply for a Hunters choice permit that allows you to take a deer of either sex in the specified unit only. (in other words, a doe in the specified unit OR a buck anywhere in the state. Still only 1 deer!)
You can apply for a Bonus tag, if you purchase a bonus tag (or multiple) the money helps the crop damage fund to repay farmers, and you are allowed to shoot 1 antlerless deer per tag in the specified unit.
With me yet?
Now because of cronic overpopulation is certain areas, a Zone T hunt was established. These units are in a special hunt (Varies from year to year.) that is for antlerless deer ONLY.
This year the DNR gave 1 zone T tag per license (I got 2, gun and archery) which allows you to shoot 1 antlerless deer in a Zone T unit only! In the past they have given 2 per, and more free. This year you get 1 and can buy more (Like a bonus tag)
Archery, 1 license allows you to take a deer, either sex. You can tag a bow shot buck with your gun tag (BUT NOT THE OTHER WAY AROUND!), and you can use bonus or zone T tags for does, if appropriate.
So yes you can take multiple deer, but you gotta follow the rules.
The Wisconsin DNR site is
http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/
If you have any questions let me know.
Gfrey