Originally posted by John Scifres: According to the DNR's 2016 Indiana White-Tailed Deer Summary in 2016 91.85% of successful hunters killed 1 or 2 deer.
Another 5.6% killed 3 deer.
1.5% killed 4 deer. 1% killed more than 4.
So roughly 8% of successful hunters killed more than 2 deer.
Maybe I missed something but I think those numbers are misleading because they are focused on the % of successful hunters not the % of the harvest. If you total up the number of kills for for the hunters that killed 3+ deer you get 24538 deer. That is 20.5% of the total harvest. If you ask me that is pretty significant coming from 8% of the hunter population.
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