Public meetings related to buck limits and tagging programs executive summary

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South Carolina Department of Natural Resources

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Hunting surveys--South Carolina; Deer hunting--South Carolina

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For a number of years many South Carolina deer hunters have expressed concern over the unregulated harvest of antlered bucks in the state. In 2003, DNR conducted 5 public meetings related to the buck limit issue. Results of the meetings indicated that about 90 percent of meeting attendees supported the concept of a uniform limit of no more than 5 bucks with some form of tagging system in place to provide for enforcement. With this information as a background, DNR conducted 12 public meetings in January and February 2006 to gather public sentiment data related to the issue of a statewide limit on bucks including some technique like a licensed based tagging system to provide for enforcement.

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2006-04

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Date Accessioned	2013-09-25T19:48:32Z
Date Available	2013-09-25T19:48:32Z
dc.description	For a number of years many South Carolina deer hunters have expressed concern over the unregulated harvest of antlered bucks in the state. In 2003, DNR conducted 5 public meetings related to the buck limit issue. Results of the meetings indicated that about 90 percent of meeting attendees supported the concept of a uniform limit of no more than 5 bucks with some form of tagging system in place to provide for enforcement. With this information as a background, DNR conducted 12 public meetings in January and February 2006 to gather public sentiment data related to the issue of a statewide limit on bucks including some technique like a licensed based tagging system to provide for enforcement.
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Item Language	English
Publisher	South Carolina State Library
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