Good summary and overview, kudos to TWRA.
2014 TWRA Harvest Data Brochure
- Thread starter Andy S.
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Reports are available every year and by county too https://jc.activeoutdoorsolutions.com/T ... tReport.do. Only goes back so far though. Also gives some biological data. Still not sure how they are able to make such a broad estimation on the age class when taking only a small sampling, less than 3% of statewide. Ironically there were NO 3.5 year old or older bucks aged in this county.
TRIGGER
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"2,701 (1%) killed 3 antlered bucks" hmmm
op:kentuckylakebuck
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how has so many deer already been killed in 2015?
kentuckylakebuck":130fmey1 said:
That is the 14-15 season that runs into January. We are in the 15 16 season this year.
TRIGGER":2041ktos said:
And don't forget, a LOT of them were quota hunt/bonus bucks that weren't a part of the statewide limit. I bet fewer than we think actually "tagged out."
Sad to see that Reg IV has half the deer kill numbers at I & II does. Makes you proud of the few you do see and kill each year in E TN.
2014/15 season, Reg I had 33,866 more deer killed than IV. Reg II was 37,802 MORE than IV. That's a crazy difference.
Top 5 counties together had more kills than all of Reg IV. a total of 22,875.
1. Giles - 5,241
2. Fayette - 4,708
3. Lincoln - 4,309
4. Henry - 4,431
5. Hardeman - 4,186
2014/15 season, Reg I had 33,866 more deer killed than IV. Reg II was 37,802 MORE than IV. That's a crazy difference.
Top 5 counties together had more kills than all of Reg IV. a total of 22,875.
1. Giles - 5,241
2. Fayette - 4,708
3. Lincoln - 4,309
4. Henry - 4,431
5. Hardeman - 4,186
