Early midseason deer harvest in New Hampshire

The preliminary numbers on the deer kill in New Hampshire as of mid-October are listed below, along with a comparison of recent years harvest at this same point in the season. The archery deer season began September 15 and was limited to antlered deer in September. Archers had taken a preliminary total of 1,025 deer as of October 16, 2011; that number is up somewhat from the total for 2010 at this point in the season, but continues to reflect the desired reduction in antlerless archery kill during September. Since October 1, the archery season has once again been either sex. New Hampshire's archery deer season extends through December 15, except in WMU-A, where it closes on December 8. Figures are preliminary, from registration reports. Final figures are published in the N.H. Wildlife Harvest Summary, which is published on this website in March of each year.

Early Season Update:
Reported N.H. Hunter Deer Harvest by County, as of mid-October, with 10-year comparison*

County 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011*
Belknap
62
77
70
76
66
107
169
76
126
66
82
Carroll
68
59
70
75
44
60
113
56
46
37
29
Cheshire
114
133
115
154
99
175
251
209
166
111
88
Coos
74
54
58
60
45
78
105
67
53
29
20
Grafton
161
229
191
240
159
333
513
277
329
120
155
Hillsborough
214
247
207
239
198
256
431
369
301
203
225
Merrimack
108
122
111
147
94
182
211
105
148
68
99
Rockingham
257
249
183
237
198
208
297
239
203
138
190
Strafford
105
97
121
118
106
156
169
117
109
49
68
Sullivan
49
84
71
75
79
120
147
118
80
66
69
TOTALS
1,212
1,351
1,197
1,421
1,088
1,675
2,406
1,633
1,561
887
1,025

*Preliminary figures from registration reports


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