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Hawaii Game Management Advisory Commission Meeting <br />Minutes – November 13, 2018 <br />KS: This is something I probably could have answered better with a little bit more <br />time... <br /> <br /> I apologize – by guy’s that in charge of the data called in sick and I was off- <br />island today so I couldn’t go look for it myself. I don’t – the short answer is I <br />don’t know why the population would seem low. This year based on the <br />numbers from the beginning of hunting season – it seems like the population <br />or at least the harvest rate is actually pretty good. On Mauna Kea on the first <br />weekend we had – well, the first day Kilohana had 120 hunters signed in with <br />170 birds harvested. The second day was 48 hunters with 47 birds harvested. <br />Puuhuluhulu was on the first day 47hunters with 51 birds harvested and the <br />second day was 23 hunters with 17 birds harvested. I mean if you want exact <br />numbers –when I ran it I think that was like up 1.4 birds for a hunter for the <br />opening weekend and opening weekend is probably going to be the most <br />success so I can’t say – so I wanted to look at the opening weekend, you <br />know, the last three or four years and see how it compared. I do know the last <br />three or so years for the whole season it’s been about .9 birds per hunter and <br />so I don’t know if I can really compare opening weekend to the whole season <br />but based on opening weekend numbers I would say that the population this <br />year is much better than it’s been the last three years. My first year here is <br />was a really good year – I think it was about a bird and half for the whole <br />season per hunter trip. Short answer – like I said I don’t know. I also – some <br />of the other questions you guys had in there were questions about animals – <br />birds moving to grazing lands and stuff like that – just from discussions with <br />friends that I know that are members of Parker Ranch hunting – the Parker <br />Ranch Bird Hunting Club – the numbers of the past three years over there <br />have been low as well. And they release birds on their lands and so I don’t <br />have exact numbers on harvest rates for them – it’s not something they have <br />to share with me but just anecdotally – it’s been low the last couple of years – <br />kinda across the board – I don’t know why – this year’s based on the first two <br />weekends it seems like it’s gonna be a pretty good year. <br /> <br />TL: I have a graph table that goes back to the 80s that if you haven’t seen it I’d be <br />happy to share with you. <br /> <br /> I think it came from Shaya actually. <br /> <br />KS: Yeah, I’m sure I have it. So, I don’t know, I also think that this year the bird <br />population is probably is much better than the last couple of years but I can’t <br />say yet until the end of the season. <br /> <br />NP: That’s the first I heard that. Does anyone know anything about that? <br /> <br />KS: So, talking to hunters personally half of the hunters say it’s gonna be an <br />awesome year and half of the hunters say it’s gonna be a bad year – so I <br />don’t know. <br />17 <br /> <br /> <br />
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