Post by Woody Williams on Feb 1, 2021 16:39:02 GMT -5
I just got this request from our Deer Biologist.
Please respond as soon as you get the email in the next couple days.
It is once again time for the annual Indiana deer management survey! The 2021 survey will be sent out tomorrow, Feb 2nd through Wednesday the 3rd. The survey will be emailed to everyone within our electronic licensing system who has a current email address on file. If you don’t have an email in our system or your email address is out of date you can update it here - www.in.gov/access/ Please remember that the link we email you is a unique link that cannot be used for multiple surveys. So, please do not share this link with others, as it only allows one survey completion! If you do not receive an email with your deer management survey by Thursday Feb 4th, please email DeerSurvey@dnr.IN.gov to receive your survey.
Thanks to everyone for completing the survey and sharing this opportunity with others! The survey is a valuable tool we use to monitor trends in success rates and deer populations as well as provide public input into management questions we are or will be addressing.
Please respond as soon as you get the email in the next couple days.
It is once again time for the annual Indiana deer management survey! The 2021 survey will be sent out tomorrow, Feb 2nd through Wednesday the 3rd. The survey will be emailed to everyone within our electronic licensing system who has a current email address on file. If you don’t have an email in our system or your email address is out of date you can update it here - www.in.gov/access/ Please remember that the link we email you is a unique link that cannot be used for multiple surveys. So, please do not share this link with others, as it only allows one survey completion! If you do not receive an email with your deer management survey by Thursday Feb 4th, please email DeerSurvey@dnr.IN.gov to receive your survey.
Thanks to everyone for completing the survey and sharing this opportunity with others! The survey is a valuable tool we use to monitor trends in success rates and deer populations as well as provide public input into management questions we are or will be addressing.