Adaptive Harvest Management 2024 Hunting Season

Adaptive Harvest Management 2024 Hunting Season
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This document is part of a series of reports intended to support development of harvest regulations for the 2024 hunting season. Specifically, this report is intended to provide waterfowl managers and the public with information about the use of adaptive harvest management (AHM) for setting waterfowl hunting regulations in the United States. This report provides the most current data, analyses, and decision-making protocols. However, adaptive management is a dynamic process and some information presented in this report will differ from that in previous reports.

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Migratory Birds
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Technical Point of Contact for the Migratory Bird Hunter Diary Survey and Parts Collection Survey
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Harvest Information Program,
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