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Harvest And Hunting Reports (Montana)

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Data on the amount of hunting and harvest done on various animals in Montana is available on their website.

This webpage contains data and reports from the Montana Fish, Wildlife, & Parks Department. Data is available on Excel Spreadsheets or as text reports, detailing hunting activity and harvest numbers from various animal species over a range of years.

Data and reports are available for the following species/ categories:

  • Antelope (years: 2002-2008)
  • Black Bear (years: 1997-2002)
  • Deer (years: 2001-2008)
  • Elk (years: 1999-2008)
  • Furbearer Trapping and Harvest Reports (years: 1996-2010)
  • Special Big Game (Moose, Sheep and Goat) (years: 2001-2008)
  • Upland Game Bird (years: 2001-2007)
External Link:
http://fwp.mt.gov/hunting/planahunt/harvestReports.html...
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Citations:

Montana Fish, Wildlife, & Parks Department, Montana Fish, Wildlife, & Parks Department, United States (Regional)

Tags:

Wild Animals Conservation English Fur Hunting Materials Trapping Bears Deer

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