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Post by walkerdog on Mar 19, 2024 6:30:17 GMT -5
The data is as accurate as the person reporting it. Some people are conscientious about that sort of thing and some aren’t. Regardless of how prone some people are to making mistakes, the info is still valuable in a number of ways.
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Post by meateater on Mar 19, 2024 9:51:02 GMT -5
dont think ive ever looked up harvest reports online, i do look at boards at the check station if there is one. if theres a new wma i wanna hunt i plan a day during small game most times and after that 1 day of hunting/scouting i know if its worth hunting / giving up points to hunt it. south of 60 theres maybe 4 wmas worth waiting 2 years to get a permit to hunt the rest suck anyway unless you get a re issue.
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Post by james14 on Mar 20, 2024 17:37:08 GMT -5
I already see where some of the numbers do not match what was checked in at a certain WMA. There were 3 turkeys checked in from the youth hunt weekend and only one is showing in this app. Also shows that one was checked in on Opening day and there was nothing checked out at the checked station. This WMA is manned and heavily regulated. So it is already skewed data…🙄 If it's attached to harvest reports, it might not be accurate if people do not report correctly (or at all).
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