During
hunting seasons, biologists gather information from deer, hog,
turkey, quail and waterfowl, which help them formulate
management strategies, and set sustainable harvest limits.
Once
imperiled, the American alligator is now so widespread in
Florida that hunting quotas have been established for this
species.
On
Twin Rivers WMA, record deer harvests have been reported in
recent years, as measured by both number of deer taken, and
population indices.
