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You can bet your butt than Eastman's, hunting fool or go hunt can find it and cook up a shaded map in no time.
I think you are giving Eastman's too much credit.
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You can bet your butt than Eastman's, hunting fool or go hunt can find it and cook up a shaded map in no time.
I think you are giving Eastman's too much credit.
The phone app is a waste of money, time, and energy. Just print off the license and tag and go about your business like before. You're still required to "physically tag" the animal even if you have the app, in addition to electronically tagging it.
I like Online Licenses for small game, birds, and fishing.
I am not sure of the ramifications of big game and electronics though.
??? I didn't understand that from the article. If that is in fact the case then I retract my post -- that's just stupid.
Do you really think states collecting that data would release that information? Of course not. It would betray trust of the people collecting that data for them. But there are some management based decisions that would benefit from that kind of information. Particularly with CWD.
They already release that information in case you haven't been looking closely at the state websites, although it's just by unit and doesn't have any GPS site coordinates. All you need to do is go on the Wyoming G&F site, for instance, and the harvest rates for whatever and wherever you want are readily available and have been able to for many years. That at least narrows the filed down to certain units to look at.
I’m sure you’ll be quick to disagree, but Wyoming’s harvest report does not give harvest location info. So no, they don’t already release that info no matter how closely you look at the website, because they don’t even collect those data except for disease samples.
Yep; you're right that I'll have to disagree with you just like you stated in that although they don't have GPS information they certainly do give harvest stats for each animal by the unit numbers, herd units, method of take etc., and it has nothing to do with disease samples taken whatsoever! You can click on this 2017 link for the antelope stats for that year and go back in for every year since 2012 for antelope or any other game you wish to look at:
https://wgfd.wyo.gov/WGFD/media/content/PDF/Hunting/Harvest Reports/HR2017_Antelope.pdf
I’m very familiar with the harvest report. But thanks bro.
You're obviously not familiar or didn't express yourself properly based on your post saying they don't keep any harvest stats like I posted, but just disease sample stats and my last post completely disproved your statement BRO!
The phone app is a waste of money, time, and energy. Just print off the license and tag and go about your business like before. You're still required to "physically tag" the animal even if you have the app, in addition to electronically tagging it.
Bob: they have this for turkey in Nebraska. I buy a tag and hunt. If I shoot a tom (and I am way out in the boonies) I have the option of buying another tag online (in Nebraska you can shoot up to three toms in the spring). No need in Nebraska to "physically tag the bird". Not sure if they have this for big game species. Also in New Mexico you do NOT need to physically tag the animal (elk), just have the license in hand.
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They already release that information in case you haven't been looking closely at the state websites, although it's just by unit and doesn't have any GPS site coordinates. All you need to do is go on the Wyoming G&F site, for instance, and the harvest rates for whatever and wherever you want are readily available and have been able to for many years. That at least narrows the filed down to certain units to look at.
We were talking SPECIFICALLY about GPS coordinates. But thanks! I’m familiar with harvest reports.