GITNUXREPORT 2026

Deer Hunting Statistics

America's massive deer herd supports a billion-dollar hunting industry nationwide.

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The U.S. white-tailed deer population is estimated at over 30 million

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Texas has the largest deer herd in the U.S. with over 5.5 million whitetails

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Michigan's deer population exceeds 2 million animals

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Pennsylvania's statewide deer population is around 1.5 million

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Wisconsin has approximately 1.3 million whitetails

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Georgia's deer population is estimated at 1.1 million

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Alabama has over 1.25 million deer

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Mississippi's whitetail population is about 1.5 million

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South Carolina estimates 750,000 deer

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Oklahoma has around 500,000 deer

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Iowa's deer population is approximately 450,000

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Illinois has about 750,000 whitetails

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Ohio's deer herd numbers around 700,000

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Indiana estimates 600,000 deer

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Kentucky has over 900,000 whitetails

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Missouri's population is estimated at 1.1 million

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Arkansas has about 1 million deer

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Louisiana estimates 400,000 deer

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North Carolina has 1 million whitetails

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Tennessee's deer population is around 900,000

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Virginia estimates 1 million deer

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Maryland has about 225,000 deer

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New York has approximately 1 million deer

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Minnesota's whitetail population is 1.25 million

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Nebraska has around 400,000 mule and white-tailed deer

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Kansas estimates 750,000 deer

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Wyoming's mule deer population is about 400,000

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Colorado has over 400,000 mule deer

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Utah's deer herd is approximately 350,000

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Montana estimates 150,000 mule deer

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Deer hunting generates $20 billion in economic impact annually

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Texas deer hunting contributes $3 billion to economy

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Nationwide, hunters spend $2.5 billion on gear yearly

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Travel spending by deer hunters: $5 billion

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Food plot investments total $1 billion annually

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Lease land for hunting: $3 billion market

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Tax revenue from licenses: $800 million

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Outfitter services generate $2 billion

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Retail sales at hunting stores: $10 billion

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Jobs supported: 250,000 full-time

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Michigan deer economy: $2 billion

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Wisconsin generates $1.5 billion from deer hunting

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Pennsylvania impact: $1.2 billion

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Georgia: $1 billion economic boost

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Alabama hunting economy: $1.8 billion total

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Trophy fees average $5,000 in high-fence hunts

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Conservation funding from Pittman-Robertson: $1 billion to states

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Lodging revenue: $3.5 billion

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Fuel sales for hunting trips: $1.2 billion

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Ammo and optics market: $800 million

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Taxidermy industry: $500 million annually

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Meat processors handle 3 million deer yearly worth $1 billion

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Guiding services: 50,000 jobs

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Apparel sales: $2 billion

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U.S. hunters harvest about 6 million deer annually

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In 2022, Texas hunters harvested 665,000 deer

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Michigan's 2022 deer harvest was 346,000

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Pennsylvania harvested 355,000 deer in 2022

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Wisconsin's 2022 harvest totaled 339,000 deer

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Georgia hunters took 391,000 deer in 2022

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Alabama's 2022-23 harvest was 253,000

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Mississippi harvested 245,000 deer in 2022

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South Carolina's 2022 harvest was 148,000

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Oklahoma harvested 105,000 deer in 2022

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Iowa's 2022 harvest was 115,000

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Illinois hunters harvested 163,000 deer in 2022

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Ohio's 2022 deer harvest was 202,000

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Indiana harvested 142,000 deer in 2022

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Kentucky's 2022 harvest totaled 204,000

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Missouri harvested 289,000 deer in 2022

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Arkansas took 155,000 deer in 2022

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Louisiana's 2022 harvest was 65,000

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North Carolina harvested 180,000 deer in 2022

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Tennessee's 2022 harvest was 155,000

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Virginia harvested 195,000 deer in 2022

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Maryland's 2022 harvest was 45,000

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New York's 2022 deer harvest was 195,000

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Minnesota harvested 220,000 deer in 2022

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Nebraska's 2022 harvest was 65,000

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Kansas harvested 105,000 deer in 2022

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Wyoming took 30,000 mule deer in 2022

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Colorado's 2022 deer harvest was 55,000

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Utah harvested 45,000 deer in 2022

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Montana's 2022 mule deer harvest was 20,000

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Nationwide deer hunter success rate averages 50%

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Average deer hunter age is 47 years old

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87% of deer hunters are male

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Youth hunters (under 18) make up 10% of deer hunters

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25% of deer hunters are over 55 years old

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Rural residents comprise 70% of deer hunters

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College-educated hunters are 35% of deer participants

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Income average for deer hunters is $75,000 household

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Participation among Hispanics in hunting is growing at 5% annually

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Female hunter participation doubled in 20 years to 11%

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Veteran hunters make up 20% of participants

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First-time hunters increased 8% post-COVID

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Bowhunters represent 30% of deer hunters

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Muzzleloader hunters are 15% of total

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Gun hunters dominate at 55%

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Crossbow use rose to 20% in recent years

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Public land hunters are 60% of deer hunters

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Private land access used by 40%

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Average days afield per deer hunter is 12

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65% of hunters recruit family members

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Retention rate for new deer hunters is 60%

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Urban hunters grew 15% in 10 years

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Southern states have highest female participation at 15%

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Midwest has oldest average hunter age at 50

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30% of hunters use technology like trail cams

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About 11.5 million Americans hunted in 2022

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Deer hunting participation is highest in the Midwest

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Texas issues over 1 million deer hunting licenses annually

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Michigan has 700,000 deer license buyers yearly

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Pennsylvania sells about 1 million hunting licenses

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Wisconsin's deer hunters number around 600,000

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Georgia has 450,000 deer hunters

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Alabama licenses 250,000 deer hunters annually

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Mississippi has 200,000 deer permit holders

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South Carolina's deer hunters total 175,000

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Oklahoma issues 250,000 hunting licenses

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Iowa has 150,000 deer hunters

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Illinois deer hunters number 300,000

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Ohio sells 500,000 deer tags yearly

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Indiana has 350,000 hunters pursuing deer

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Kentucky licenses 400,000 deer hunters

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Missouri has 500,000 deer hunters annually

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Arkansas deer hunters total 300,000

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Louisiana has 150,000 deer license holders

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North Carolina's hunters number 400,000 for deer

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Tennessee has 450,000 deer hunters

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Virginia licenses 350,000 deer hunters yearly

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Maryland has 100,000 deer hunters

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New York has 500,000 deer license buyers

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Minnesota's deer hunters total 500,000

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Nebraska issues 150,000 deer permits

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Kansas has 200,000 deer hunters

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Wyoming deer hunters number 80,000

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Colorado licenses 250,000 big game hunters including deer

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Utah has 150,000 deer permit applicants

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Montana deer hunters total 120,000

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Deer hunting accounts for 40% of all U.S. hunting trips

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Safety record shows 1 hunter death per 1 million days afield

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Firearm-related hunting accidents dropped 60% since 1990

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80% of hunting accidents are self-inflicted

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Hunter orange worn by 90% reduces accidents by 3x

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Bowhunting accidents are 1/10th of firearm rates

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Alcohol involved in 10% of incidents

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Youth hunter safety courses prevent 75% of mishaps

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Tree stand falls cause 70% of injuries

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500 hunting injuries annually in U.S.

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Deer-vehicle collisions kill 200 hunters indirectly yearly

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Mandatory hunter ed required in all states since 2000s

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Accidental shootings down to 50 per year

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99.99% of hunting trips are incident-free

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Women have lower accident rates than men

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Public land has higher incident rate than private

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Firearms mishandling causes 40% of accidents

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Falls from stands average 8,000 injuries/year

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Heart attacks kill more hunters than accidents

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Hypothermia incidents up 20% in cold seasons

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Snake bites rare at 100/year

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Drowning in water retrievals: 50 cases/year

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Vehicle accidents during travel: 300 deaths/year

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Lyme disease from ticks affects 10% of hunters

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Carbon monoxide from heaters: 20 deaths/year

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Written by Leah Kessler·Edited by Jonathan Hale·Fact-checked by Astrid Bergmann

Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified Apr 16, 2026·Next review: Oct 2026

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With more than 30 million white-tailed deer estimated across the United States and a hunting economy topping $20 billion every year, this post breaks down the biggest state by state herds, harvest numbers, and hunting participation trends.

Key Takeaways

The U.S. white-tailed deer population is estimated at over 30 million
Texas has the largest deer herd in the U.S. with over 5.5 million whitetails
Michigan's deer population exceeds 2 million animals
Deer hunting generates $20 billion in economic impact annually
Texas deer hunting contributes $3 billion to economy
Nationwide, hunters spend $2.5 billion on gear yearly
U.S. hunters harvest about 6 million deer annually
In 2022, Texas hunters harvested 665,000 deer
Michigan's 2022 deer harvest was 346,000
Average deer hunter age is 47 years old
87% of deer hunters are male
Youth hunters (under 18) make up 10% of deer hunters
About 11.5 million Americans hunted in 2022
Deer hunting participation is highest in the Midwest
Texas issues over 1 million deer hunting licenses annually

With 6 million deer harvested yearly and $20 billion in annual economic impact, deer hunting remains a major US pastime.

Deer Population Statistics

1The U.S. white-tailed deer population is estimated at over 30 million

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2Texas has the largest deer herd in the U.S. with over 5.5 million whitetails

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3Michigan's deer population exceeds 2 million animals

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4Pennsylvania's statewide deer population is around 1.5 million

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5Wisconsin has approximately 1.3 million whitetails

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6Georgia's deer population is estimated at 1.1 million

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7Alabama has over 1.25 million deer

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8Mississippi's whitetail population is about 1.5 million

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9South Carolina estimates 750,000 deer

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10Oklahoma has around 500,000 deer

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11Iowa's deer population is approximately 450,000

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12Illinois has about 750,000 whitetails

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13Ohio's deer herd numbers around 700,000

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14Indiana estimates 600,000 deer

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15Kentucky has over 900,000 whitetails

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16Missouri's population is estimated at 1.1 million

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17Arkansas has about 1 million deer

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18Louisiana estimates 400,000 deer

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19North Carolina has 1 million whitetails

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20Tennessee's deer population is around 900,000

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21Virginia estimates 1 million deer

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22Maryland has about 225,000 deer

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23New York has approximately 1 million deer

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24Minnesota's whitetail population is 1.25 million

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25Nebraska has around 400,000 mule and white-tailed deer

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26Kansas estimates 750,000 deer

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27Wyoming's mule deer population is about 400,000

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28Colorado has over 400,000 mule deer

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29Utah's deer herd is approximately 350,000

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30Montana estimates 150,000 mule deer

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Deer Population Statistics Interpretation

With the U.S. estimated at over 30 million white-tailed deer overall, the biggest concentration is in Texas at over 5.5 million, while many other states cluster well below 1.5 million, showing a wide gap between a few top herds and the rest.

Economic Statistics

1Deer hunting generates $20 billion in economic impact annually

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2Texas deer hunting contributes $3 billion to economy

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3Nationwide, hunters spend $2.5 billion on gear yearly

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4Travel spending by deer hunters: $5 billion

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5Food plot investments total $1 billion annually

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6Lease land for hunting: $3 billion market

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7Tax revenue from licenses: $800 million

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8Outfitter services generate $2 billion

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9Retail sales at hunting stores: $10 billion

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10Jobs supported: 250,000 full-time

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11Michigan deer economy: $2 billion

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12Wisconsin generates $1.5 billion from deer hunting

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13Pennsylvania impact: $1.2 billion

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14Georgia: $1 billion economic boost

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15Alabama hunting economy: $1.8 billion total

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16Trophy fees average $5,000 in high-fence hunts

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17Conservation funding from Pittman-Robertson: $1 billion to states

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18Lodging revenue: $3.5 billion

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19Fuel sales for hunting trips: $1.2 billion

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20Ammo and optics market: $800 million

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21Taxidermy industry: $500 million annually

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22Meat processors handle 3 million deer yearly worth $1 billion

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23Guiding services: 50,000 jobs

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24Apparel sales: $2 billion

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Economic Statistics Interpretation

Deer hunting drives a huge national footprint, delivering $20 billion in annual economic impact and supporting 250,000 full-time jobs, while state markets like Texas at $3 billion and Pennsylvania at $1.2 billion show how widely the benefits are spread.

Harvest And Success Rates

1U.S. hunters harvest about 6 million deer annually

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2In 2022, Texas hunters harvested 665,000 deer

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3Michigan's 2022 deer harvest was 346,000

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4Pennsylvania harvested 355,000 deer in 2022

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5Wisconsin's 2022 harvest totaled 339,000 deer

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6Georgia hunters took 391,000 deer in 2022

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7Alabama's 2022-23 harvest was 253,000

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8Mississippi harvested 245,000 deer in 2022

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9South Carolina's 2022 harvest was 148,000

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10Oklahoma harvested 105,000 deer in 2022

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11Iowa's 2022 harvest was 115,000

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12Illinois hunters harvested 163,000 deer in 2022

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13Ohio's 2022 deer harvest was 202,000

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14Indiana harvested 142,000 deer in 2022

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15Kentucky's 2022 harvest totaled 204,000

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16Missouri harvested 289,000 deer in 2022

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17Arkansas took 155,000 deer in 2022

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18Louisiana's 2022 harvest was 65,000

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19North Carolina harvested 180,000 deer in 2022

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20Tennessee's 2022 harvest was 155,000

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21Virginia harvested 195,000 deer in 2022

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22Maryland's 2022 harvest was 45,000

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23New York's 2022 deer harvest was 195,000

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24Minnesota harvested 220,000 deer in 2022

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25Nebraska's 2022 harvest was 65,000

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26Kansas harvested 105,000 deer in 2022

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27Wyoming took 30,000 mule deer in 2022

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28Colorado's 2022 deer harvest was 55,000

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29Utah harvested 45,000 deer in 2022

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30Montana's 2022 mule deer harvest was 20,000

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31Nationwide deer hunter success rate averages 50%

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Harvest And Success Rates Interpretation

With a national average success rate of 50%, Texas hunters alone harvested 665,000 deer in 2022, far outpacing states like Georgia with 391,000 and Michigan with 346,000.

Hunter Demographics

1Average deer hunter age is 47 years old

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287% of deer hunters are male

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3Youth hunters (under 18) make up 10% of deer hunters

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425% of deer hunters are over 55 years old

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5Rural residents comprise 70% of deer hunters

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6College-educated hunters are 35% of deer participants

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7Income average for deer hunters is $75,000 household

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8Participation among Hispanics in hunting is growing at 5% annually

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9Female hunter participation doubled in 20 years to 11%

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10Veteran hunters make up 20% of participants

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11First-time hunters increased 8% post-COVID

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12Bowhunters represent 30% of deer hunters

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13Muzzleloader hunters are 15% of total

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14Gun hunters dominate at 55%

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15Crossbow use rose to 20% in recent years

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16Public land hunters are 60% of deer hunters

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17Private land access used by 40%

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18Average days afield per deer hunter is 12

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1965% of hunters recruit family members

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20Retention rate for new deer hunters is 60%

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21Urban hunters grew 15% in 10 years

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22Southern states have highest female participation at 15%

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23Midwest has oldest average hunter age at 50

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2430% of hunters use technology like trail cams

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Hunter Demographics Interpretation

Deer hunting is still dominated by gun hunters at 55% and rural residents at 70%, but the community is visibly shifting with first time participation up 8% post COVID and female participation rising to 11% after doubling over 20 years.

Hunter Numbers And Trends

1About 11.5 million Americans hunted in 2022

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2Deer hunting participation is highest in the Midwest

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3Texas issues over 1 million deer hunting licenses annually

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4Michigan has 700,000 deer license buyers yearly

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5Pennsylvania sells about 1 million hunting licenses

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6Wisconsin's deer hunters number around 600,000

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7Georgia has 450,000 deer hunters

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8Alabama licenses 250,000 deer hunters annually

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9Mississippi has 200,000 deer permit holders

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10South Carolina's deer hunters total 175,000

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11Oklahoma issues 250,000 hunting licenses

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12Iowa has 150,000 deer hunters

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13Illinois deer hunters number 300,000

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14Ohio sells 500,000 deer tags yearly

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15Indiana has 350,000 hunters pursuing deer

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16Kentucky licenses 400,000 deer hunters

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17Missouri has 500,000 deer hunters annually

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18Arkansas deer hunters total 300,000

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19Louisiana has 150,000 deer license holders

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20North Carolina's hunters number 400,000 for deer

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21Tennessee has 450,000 deer hunters

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22Virginia licenses 350,000 deer hunters yearly

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23Maryland has 100,000 deer hunters

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24New York has 500,000 deer license buyers

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25Minnesota's deer hunters total 500,000

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26Nebraska issues 150,000 deer permits

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27Kansas has 200,000 deer hunters

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28Wyoming deer hunters number 80,000

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29Colorado licenses 250,000 big game hunters including deer

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30Utah has 150,000 deer permit applicants

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31Montana deer hunters total 120,000

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32Deer hunting accounts for 40% of all U.S. hunting trips

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Hunter Numbers And Trends Interpretation

With about 11.5 million Americans hunting deer in 2022 and deer hunting making up 40% of all U.S. hunting trips, participation is clearly nationwide, led by big-license states like Texas issuing over 1 million annually and Pennsylvania selling about 1 million.

Safety Statistics

1Safety record shows 1 hunter death per 1 million days afield

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2Firearm-related hunting accidents dropped 60% since 1990

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380% of hunting accidents are self-inflicted

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4Hunter orange worn by 90% reduces accidents by 3x

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5Bowhunting accidents are 1/10th of firearm rates

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6Alcohol involved in 10% of incidents

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7Youth hunter safety courses prevent 75% of mishaps

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8Tree stand falls cause 70% of injuries

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9500 hunting injuries annually in U.S.

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10Deer-vehicle collisions kill 200 hunters indirectly yearly

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11Mandatory hunter ed required in all states since 2000s

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12Accidental shootings down to 50 per year

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1399.99% of hunting trips are incident-free

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14Women have lower accident rates than men

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15Public land has higher incident rate than private

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16Firearms mishandling causes 40% of accidents

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17Falls from stands average 8,000 injuries/year

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18Heart attacks kill more hunters than accidents

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19Hypothermia incidents up 20% in cold seasons

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20Snake bites rare at 100/year

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21Drowning in water retrievals: 50 cases/year

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22Vehicle accidents during travel: 300 deaths/year

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23Lyme disease from ticks affects 10% of hunters

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24Carbon monoxide from heaters: 20 deaths/year

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Safety Statistics Interpretation

Despite only 99.99% of hunting trips ending incident-free, serious risks remain concentrated in preventable areas, with tree stand falls causing 70% of injuries and the majority of accidents being self-inflicted at 80%.

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USCONCEALEDCARRY
usconcealedcarry.com
usconcealedcarry.com
Reference 50
HUNTER-ED
hunter-ed.com
hunter-ed.com
Reference 51
TREESTAND-SAFETY
treestand-safety.org
treestand-safety.org
Reference 52
STATEFARM
statefarm.com
statefarm.com
Reference 53
WOMENSHUNT
womenshunt.com
womenshunt.com
Reference 54
BLM
blm.gov
blm.gov
Reference 55
NSSF
nssf.org
nssf.org
Reference 56
TMAA-INC
tmaa-inc.org
tmaa-inc.org
Reference 57
HEART
heart.org
heart.org
Reference 58
WEATHER
weather.gov
weather.gov
Reference 59
USCOASTGUARD
uscoastguard.gov
uscoastguard.gov
Reference 60
IIHS
iihs.org
iihs.org
Reference 61
CPSC
cpsc.gov
cpsc.gov
Reference 62
BASECAMPSLEASING
basecampsleasing.com
basecampsleasing.com
Reference 63
OUTFITTERS
outfitters.org
outfitters.org
Reference 64
NRAFOUNDATION
nrafoundation.org
nrafoundation.org
Reference 65
USCHAMBER
uschamber.com
uschamber.com
Reference 66
BOONE-CROCKETT
boone-crockett.org
boone-crockett.org
Reference 67
AHLA
ahla.com
ahla.com
Reference 68
API
api.org
api.org
Reference 69
TAXIDERMY
taxidermy.net
taxidermy.net
Reference 70
AMERICANMEATSCIENCE
americanmeatscience.org
americanmeatscience.org
Reference 71
GWA
gwa.org
gwa.org