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One of the main limitations today’s hunter faces is finding a place to hunt. The Indiana Department of Natural Resources is determined to address this issue by adding more public land opportunities for hunters, anglers, trappers, and wildlife watchers.
More Public Land

Page Through the Digital Edition

Read the entire 2013-2014 Indiana Hunting & Trapping Guide online! Our unique digital edition allows you to page through the entire guide, just as if you were reading the magazine.
Page Through the Digital Edition

DNR Uses Math, Not Magic, To Set Bonus Antlerless Quotas

Have you ever wondered how the DNR comes up with the bonus antlerless quota numbers for hunting white-tailed deer in Indiana? If you think it’s a dart board or some sort of hocus pocus magic that earns the county you hunt in an A or an 8 quota (or somewhere in between), guess again.
DNR Uses Math, Not Magic, To Set Bonus Antlerless Quotas

New DNR Ranges Enhance Shooting Sports Opportunities

The three new facilities — Kingsbury, Roush and Atterbury — contributed to a 30 percent statewide increase in use of DNR ranges last year. And the DNR is looking to add more.
New DNR Ranges Enhance Shooting Sports Opportunities

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