Post by biglakebass on Nov 6, 2017 13:34:57 GMT -6
This snuck by me. I didnt even think about it this fall.
Here is a general report on this years hunt
Excellent conditions and record hunter success at Camp Ripley
November 2, 2017
Archers took 263 deer during this year’s archery hunts in October at Camp Ripley Military Reservation near Little Falls, representing a 132 percent increase from last year’s total harvest.
There were 2,570 permits issued, with 2,011 hunters participating. Although participation declined this year, harvest increased 132 percent from last year’s total take, and participants experienced a record-high success rate of 13.1 percent.
The Central Lakes College Natural Resources Program coordinated morning check-in and provided deer registration services at the hunts, which took place Oct. 19-20 and Oct. 28-29.
“We have a strong partnership with Central Lakes College and the event is a great opportunity to train students pursuing a career in wildlife management,” said Beau Liddell, wildlife manager at Little Falls for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. “We also received excellent cooperation from hunters to test their deer for chronic wasting disease that will assist with meeting sampling goals for deer permit area 248.”
Additional CWD testing within the area will occur this coming weekend during the firearms seasons at designated sampling stations, with more information at mndnr.gov/cwd.
The archery hunt at Camp Ripley is an annual event. The DNR coordinates the hunts in collaboration with Central Lakes College Natural Resources Department, and the Department of Military Affairs, which manages the 53,000-acre military reservation.
Here is a general report on this years hunt
Excellent conditions and record hunter success at Camp Ripley
November 2, 2017
Archers took 263 deer during this year’s archery hunts in October at Camp Ripley Military Reservation near Little Falls, representing a 132 percent increase from last year’s total harvest.
There were 2,570 permits issued, with 2,011 hunters participating. Although participation declined this year, harvest increased 132 percent from last year’s total take, and participants experienced a record-high success rate of 13.1 percent.
The Central Lakes College Natural Resources Program coordinated morning check-in and provided deer registration services at the hunts, which took place Oct. 19-20 and Oct. 28-29.
“We have a strong partnership with Central Lakes College and the event is a great opportunity to train students pursuing a career in wildlife management,” said Beau Liddell, wildlife manager at Little Falls for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. “We also received excellent cooperation from hunters to test their deer for chronic wasting disease that will assist with meeting sampling goals for deer permit area 248.”
Additional CWD testing within the area will occur this coming weekend during the firearms seasons at designated sampling stations, with more information at mndnr.gov/cwd.
The archery hunt at Camp Ripley is an annual event. The DNR coordinates the hunts in collaboration with Central Lakes College Natural Resources Department, and the Department of Military Affairs, which manages the 53,000-acre military reservation.
