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Game Kill Survey 1964-65

Record #:
6798
Abstract:
According to reports from hunters who completed the game kill survey for 1964-1965, several game species harvests topped all previous records. For example, the state deer kill was computed at 39,792, up by 11,000 from 1962. Statistics are reported from the nine wildlife districts and a total for the state given. Statistics include number of hunters, number of hunting trips, number of kills, and number of kills per trip. Animals hunted include bear, deer, squirrels, rabbit, quail, and dove.
Source:
Wildlife in North Carolina (NoCar SK 431 W54x), Vol. 29 Issue 9, Sept 1965, p18-20, il
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