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1. www.statcan.gc.ca › o1 › enHunting for numbers - Statistics Canada - Statistique Canada

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   Nov 7, 2023 · Contact information. For more information, contact the Statistical Information Service (toll-free 1-800-263-1136; 514-283-8300; infostats@statcan.gc.ca) or Media Relations (statcan.mediahotline-ligneinfomedias.statcan@statcan.gc.ca). We’re well into the fall hunting seasons in most regions of the country, and many Canadians have made the trek ...

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   Study with Quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like What is one of the main benefits of bowhunting?, To become a proficient archer, one must practice and develop what important skill?, How many essential elements must be present to provide a viable habitat for wildlife? and more.

3. quizlet.com › ca › 356618553Hunter's Ed Review (Alberta) Flashcards - Quizlet

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   White Tail Deer. What is the most common member of the dog family in Alberta? Coyote. Which big carnivore is currently protected in Alberta? Grizzly Bear. What is an outdoors-person's most useful tool? A pocket knife. What should every hunter carry when going into the forest? A survival kit.

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   Ontario Hunter Ed Exam, what to expect. Hey guys, I just wrapped up the online gun safety portion and have scheduled my exam. I get pretty bad exam anxiety so I want to eliminate as many surprises as possible. The online course covered all the general gun and hunt safety, but I'm less sure what to expect from the actual exam, especially where ...

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   the process of lining up a firearm's rear and front sights. When sighting-in a rifle: fire the rifle from a solid bench rest. A hunter is shooting a rifle in the field. For the safest and most accurate shot, this hunter should: shoot from prone position with a rest.

6. www2.gov.bc.ca › hunting › hunting-dataHunting data - Province of British Columbia

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   Aug 20, 2024 · The Big Game Harvest Statistics annual dataset provides a summary of estimated hunting activity for big game species in British Columbia. The data is presented at the wildlife management unit (WMU), region and province levels, and is compiled from the Compulsory Inspection database, Hunter Sample Survey estimates, and Guide Outfitter Reports (Declarations).

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   How is hunting sales data collected?

   • Hunting sales data (e.g. licence sales) is collected through the WILD system. The information collected is used to inform wildlife management decisions and support sustainable wildlife populations. The following datasets are available through BC Data Catalogue and summarize hunting and harvest activity in British Columbia.

   Hunting data - Province of British Columbia

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   How do hunters report hunting activity in British Columbia?

   • Information on hunting and harvest activity across British Columbia is reported by hunters under several reporting programs, including the harvest questionnaire, compulsory inspection and reporting, guide outfitter reports, and permit reporting. Hunting sales data (e.g. licence sales) is collected through the WILD system.

   Hunting data - Province of British Columbia

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   Is hunting a significant industry?

   • Hunting in America is a significant industry, generating 680,000 jobs in the United States and contributing more than $20 billion for on-the-ground projects in every state, protecting our natural environment and fish and wildlife.

   Hunting Facts • NSSF

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   How much tax money does a hunter make a year?

   • Hunters generate $6.4 billion in annual federal tax money through their spending. This amount could cover the annual paychecks of 210,000 U.S. Army Sergeants. At some point, nearly every hunter will be called on to point out the merits of hunting. Will you be up to the task of defending this great tradition by citing well-sourced facts in your discussion?

   Hunting Facts • NSSF

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   What percentage of Canadians hunt near home?

   • In 2021, 1% of households living in census metropolitan areas (CMAs) reported hunting close to home, in contrast to 7% of those living outside CMAs. Many hunters and anglers like to travel to the best spots. In June 2023, there were over 2,000 hunting and fishing camps across Canada.

   Hunting for numbers - Statistics Canada - Statistique Canada

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   Where can I find information about hunting in BC?

   • The following links connect to other provincial wildlife and habitat databases. Requests for data related to hunting not available through the BC Data Catalogue or from the Wildlife and Habitat databases can be made through the Wildlife Branch Data Request form. Did you find what you were looking for?

   Hunting data - Province of British Columbia

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8. www.nssf.org › hunting › hunting-factsHunting Facts - NSSF

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   Hunting in America is big business, generating 680,000 jobs in the United States. For more than 80 years, sportsmen have paid more than $20 billion for on-the-ground projects in every state, protecting our natural environment and our fish and wildlife. The $6.4 billion in annual federal tax money generated by hunters’ spending could cover the ...