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Article: ILLINOIS HAS SUCCESS WITH DEER HUNTING, REPORTING
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- Evansville Courier & Press
- Article date:
- November 27, 2005
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For the first time in Illinois, hunters went high-tech to report
their whitetail deer kill to the Illinois Department of Natural
Resources.
During the first firearm hunting season of the year, which ended
Nov. 20, hunters registered their harvest by logging on to the
agency's Web site, or calling a special hot line.
About 33,000 deer were reported on the first day of the season,
with a peak use of the system early last Friday evening when more
than 4,000 deer per hour were registered. Until this year, hunters
had to drive to a deer check station to record their deer kill.
Hunters in Illinois harvested a preliminary total of 77,051 deer
during the opening season, about a 4 percent increase ...
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