2011-2012 Illinois Waterfowl Hunter Survey: Behavior, Satisfaction, and Video-Watching of Waterfowl Hunters
Alessi, Mark G.; Miller, Craig A.; Campbell, Linda K.
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Title
2011-2012 Illinois Waterfowl Hunter Survey: Behavior, Satisfaction, and Video-Watching of Waterfowl Hunters
Author(s)
Alessi, Mark G.
Miller, Craig A.
Campbell, Linda K.
Issue Date
2012-07-11
Keyword(s)
Illinois
Waterfowl
Hunters
Harvest
Behavior
Satisfaction
Video-watching
IDNR Division of Wildlife INHS
Abstract
A total of 2,503 (52%) Illinois waterfowl hunters responded to the 2011-2012Illinois Waterfowl Hunter Survey. Hunters reported spending 1,147,037 days afield, an increase of 16% from the 985,075days devoted during the 2010-2011license year. Waterfowl harvest increased 12% from 513,882 during 2010-2011 to 577,654 during 2011-2012. Duck harvest estimates for the regular duck season were as follows: 222,405mallards (Anas platyrhynchos), 54,294wood ducks (Aix sponsa), and 150,786 other ducks. A total of 21,227 teal (Anas spp.) were harvested during the September teal season.Goose hunters harvested 75,061Canada geese (Branta canadensis) during the regular Canada goose season, a 25% decrease from the 99,422Canadageese harvested during the 2010-2011regular goose season. Hunters harvested 18,790Canada geese during the September Canada goose season, a 10% increase from the previous year. During the YouthWaterfowl Hunting Season, 6,325 adults took 8,642youths waterfowl hunting, a 16%increase from the 7,452youths that participated in the 2010-2011Youth Waterfowl Hunting Season. We discuss the use of public duck permits, hunter satisfaction with the waterfowl seasons, and hunter viewing habits regardingwaterfowl hunting videos.
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Illinois Natural History Survey
Series/Report Name or Number
Technical Report INHS 2012 (20)
Illinois Waterfowl Hunter Survey
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Sponsor(s)/Grant Number(s)
IDNR Division of Wildlife W-112-R-21
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