migratory-bird-hunting-activity-and-harvest-report-2020-to-2021-and-2021-to-2022.pdf7.89 MB

This report presents hunter activity and harvest estimates from the Harvest Information Program (HIP) surveys for the 2020-21 and 2021-22 hunting seasons. These estimates are preliminary, pending (1) final counts of the number of HIP registrants in each state each season, and (2) complete audits of all survey response data.

Author(s)
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Bob Raftovich
Wildlife Biologist
Migratory Birds
Additional Role(s)
Technical Point of Contact for the Migratory Bird Hunter Diary Survey and Parts Collection Survey
Expertise
Harvest Information Program,
Migratory Bird Hunter Diary Survey,
Migratory Bird Parts Collection Survey
Laurel,MD
Publication date
Type of document
Annual Report
Program
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Program
Washington,DC
Species
Subject tags
Migratory birds
Game birds
Hunting
Shorebirds
Surveying
Waterfowl
Partnerships
Work of the Service