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Table 34. General public archery white-tailed deer hunts at Camp Ripley, 1981-2009. Deer Adult Adult Permits # of % Largest Year Harvested Males % Females % Fawns % Issued Hunters Success 1st Season 2nd Season Deer (lbs) 1981 153 48 31 45 29 60 39 2587 1972 7.8 OCT.10-25 3 Weekends 272 1982 200 67 34 86 43 47 23 3000 2274 8.8 OCT. 23-24 OCT. 30-31 236 1983 237 89 38 94 40 54 22 3500 2831 8.4 OCT. 8-9 OCT. 15-16 253 1984 387 162 42 151 39 74 19 4500 3815 10.1 OCT. 6-7 OCT. 27-28 238 1985 278 118 42 113 41 47 17 5000 3996 7.0 OCT. 12-13 OCT. 27-28 257 1986 257 106 41 83 32 68 26 5000 3940 6.5 OCT. 11-12 OCT. 25-26 243 1987 284 122 43 91 32 71 25 5000 4112 6.9 OCT. 10-11 OCT. 24-25 250 1988 241 91 38 101 42 49 20 5000 4090 5.9 OCT. 8-9 OCT. 22-23 262 1989 215 95 44 75 35 45 21 4000 3136 6.9 OCT. 17-18 OCT. 28-29 226 1990 301 137 46 115 38 49 16 3500 2585 11.6 OCT. 27-28 NOV. 17-18 225 1991 219 87 40 90 41 42 19 4000 2217 9.9 OCT. 19-20 NOV. 30-DEC. 1 232 1992 406 228 56 140 35 38 9 4500 3156 12.9 OCT. 31-NOV. 1 NOV. 21-22 224 1993 287 147 51 82 29 58 20 5000 4127 7.0 OCT. 21-21 OCT. 30-31 237 1994 267 136 51 95 36 36 13 4000 3158 8.5 OCT. 20-21 OCT. 29-30 237 1995 247 102 41 100 41 45 18 4500 3564 6.9 OCT. 19-20 OCT. 28-29 256 1996 160 78 49 55 34 27 17 4000 3154 5.1 OCT. 17-18 OCT. 26-27 248 1997 142 67 47 57 40 18 13 3000 2316 6.1 OCT. 16-17 OCT. 25-26 243 1998 189 116 61 50 26 23 12 3000 2291 8.2 OCT. 15-16 OCT.31- NOV. 1 249 1999 203 100 49 83 41 20 10 3000 2335 8.7 OCT. 21-22 OCT. 30-31 251 2000 375 228 61 109 29 38 10 4000 3128 12.0 OCT. 19-20 OCT. 28-29 247 2001 350 192 55 126 36 32 9 4500 3729 9.4 OCT. 18-19 OCT. 27-28 272 2002 324 186 57 102 31 36 11 4500 3772 8.6 OCT. 17-18 OCT. 26-27 235 2003 318 161 51 120 38 37 11 4500 3810 8.3 OCT. 16-17 OCT. 25-26 247 *2004 484 218 45 206 43 60 12 4521 3836 12.4 OCT. 21-22 OCT. 30-31 235 *2005 477 186 39 218 46 73 15 4522 3813 12.5 OCT.20-21 OCT.29-30 245 *2006 514 165 32 241 47 108 21 5009 4351 11.8 OCT. 19-20 OCT. 28-29 244 *2007 476 150 32 228 48 98 20 5014 4294 11.1 OCT. 18-19 OCT. 27-28 255 *2008 516 183 35 220 43 113 22 5005 4167 11.9 OCT. 19-20 OCT. 26-27 234 *2009 477 190 40 202 42 85 18 5005 4126 11.4 OCT 15-16 OCT 31-NOV 1 265 *Years when bonus tag use allowed. 2009 Conservation Program Report Page 128
AHATS Deployed Soldiers Archery Wild Turkey Hunt AHATS hosted its first Deployed Soldier archery turkey hunt on April 15-17, 2009. The hunt was organized and conducted by the MNARNG- Environmental Office. Eight hunters participated in this year‟s turkey hunt. Two hunters were successful, for a 25 percent success rate (Table 35). AHATS Deployed Soldiers Deer Hunt In 2009, the fourth annual deployed soldiers archery deer hunt was held on October 7 to 9, October 9 to 11, October 12 to 14, October 30 to November 1, and December 4 to 6. Permits were issued to soldiers that have been mobilized to support the Global War on Terrorism since September 11, 2001. Soldiers were allowed to hunt in any nonrestricted areas on AHATS. Five, three-day hunts were allowed. All 126 applicants for either the Camp Ripley or the AHATS deployed soldier hunts were allowed to hunt (Table 37). AHATS Youth Archery Deer Hunt Fifty-four hunters participated in the two youth archery deer hunts at Arden Hills (Table 38). The hunts were held October 15 to 16, and October 17 to 18, 2009. Thirty youth hunters were allowed for each 2-day hunt. During the two, 2-day hunts, eight deer were harvested. Table 35. Deployed Soldiers wild turkey hunt at AHATS, 2009. Year Turkeys Harvested Hunter Success Page 129 Permits Issued Number of Hunters Dates Largest Turkey (lbs) 2009 2 25% 8 8 April 15-17 20.9 Table 36. Deployed soldier‟s archery white-tailed deer hunt at Arden Hills Army Training Year Site, 2006-2009. Deer Harvested Buck Does Fawns Number of Hunters 2006 7 2 5 0 33 2007 13 4 5 4 55 2008 21 7 10 4 102 2009 30 8 6 16 308 Table 38. Youth archery white-tailed deer hunt at Arden Hills Army Training Site, 2003-2009. Year Deer Harvested Buck Does Fawns Number of Hunters Dates 2003 9 6 2 1 57 Oct 16-19 2004 5 2 3 0 56 Oct 21-24 2005 11 5 5 1 56 Oct 20-23 2006 9 4 5 0 52 Oct 19-22 2007 8 3 4 1 55 Oct 18-21 2008 4 3 0 1 54 Oct 16-19 2009 8 3 5 0 55 Oct 15-18 2009 Conservation Program Report
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Camp Ripley and Arden Hills Minneso
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TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Program Overview ..................
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This Conservation
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In 2009, the environmental team gav
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Figure 1. Location of Camp Ripley a
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land use activities between militar
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all of the buildings on AHATS have
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Figure 3. Forest stands re-inventor
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Figure 4. Forest Inventory and Anal
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Figure 5. Location of timber sales
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Table 4. Timber sale summary at Cam
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2009 Sales Hodgden Logging B011023
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Specific information regarding thes
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Figure 10. VEGETATION MANAGEMENT Ca
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Figure 11. Fire units burned for ec
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Camp Ripley and Arden Hills Army Tr
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Figure 17. Results from spraying a
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Figure 20. Total phosphorus results
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Totals and Trends Camp Ripley provi
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The ovenbird, one of the most commo
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methodology were also considered, h
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shrubland/grassland sparrow was hig
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Woods (3 single boxes) and Camp Rip
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Figure 26. Wood duck nesting box lo
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Figure 28. Bald eagle nests at and
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Figure 29. Owl survey route at Camp
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Figure 40. Locations for Wolf #31 a
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Wolf Mortalities Wolf #28 was first
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Figure 44. Bear #2079‟s (7 year o
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Scent Post Survey The MNDNR has con
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