Which part of Wisconsin you residing in?
This makes a huge difference in dry land trapping. Ag land or big woods. The last few winters have been a challenge. Lots of freeze, thaw, rain, freeze, repeat in the south. Followed by a week or two of bitter cold. Buy good waders, and be very careful on ice. The creeks I trap can have ice from a foot thick to open water in 50 feet depending on current flow and sunlight.
Start making wax sand/dirt for trapping,snow will teach you a lot,tracks don't lie.Good luck and stay warm over the winter.
Yes, snow can be humbling in how it teaches you. Nothing for days then so many tracks you'll wonder how you didn't catch anything.