Published January 20, 2010, 08:26 AM
N.D. hunters asked to complete surveys
North Dakota wildlife officials are gathering information on several hunting seasons. The Game and Fish Department has sent out deer bow, small game, waterfowl and turkey questionnaires to randomly selected hunters.
BISMARCK (AP) — North Dakota wildlife officials are gathering information on several hunting seasons.
The Game and Fish Department has sent out deer bow, small game, waterfowl and turkey questionnaires to randomly selected hunters.
Data processing coordinator Jerry Gulke said the surveys are used to determine the number of hunters, amount of hunting activity and number of animals killed.
He said survey participation has been declining in recent years to the point where it is becoming a problem, and hunters are encouraged to complete the surveys.
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