Pub Date : 2018-12-31DOI: 10.1515/9789048544486-009
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Pub Date : 2018-12-31DOI: 10.1515/9789048544486-004
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Pub Date : 2018-12-31DOI: 10.1515/9789048544486-011
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Pub Date : 2018-12-31DOI: 10.1515/9789048544486-001
Craig A. Miller, A. Stephenson, Laura A. Schweizer, Linda K. Campbell
A random sample of 3,000 hunters was selected from the 2002 Illinois Habitat Stamp stubs and license sales. The sample was evenly divided between each sample frame (1,500 from each frame). Of the sample of 3,000 hunters, 2,907 questionnaires were deliverable. We received 1,852 (64%) returned questionnaires, 1,832 of which were usable. License sales decreased 2.4% from 2001 (296,000) to the 2002 season (289,000). From 2001-2002 seasons to 2002-2003 seasons, harvests for 3 game species increased (gray squirrel, red fox, and opossum), decreased for 8 species (rabbit, quail, pheasant, gray partridge, woodcock, fox squirrel, raccoon, and coyote), did not change for 1 species (dove), and could not be calculated for 1 category (gray fox). Use of the internet by hunters was profiled, as were attitudes toward wildlife and wildlife management, and general information about hunters. Methods Hunters were selected for this survey by a systematic random sampling of individuals who purchased Illinois resident hunting licenses and state habitat stamps. Of the 3,000 hunters sampled, 1,500 each were selected from license sales and habitat stamp sales. From this sample of 3,000, 93 were deleted due to lack of forwarding address, incorrect address, or deceased. Participants were mailed a self-administered questionnaire accompanied with cover letter and 2 return envelope beginning April 4, 2003 (Appendices A and B). This first mailing was followed 10 days later with a thank you/reminder postcard to nonrespondents. On April 29, a second questionnaire, cover letter (Appendix C), and return envelope were mailed to nonrespondents. The second mailing was followed 10 days later with a postcard thank you/reminder. A total of 1,852 (64%) respondents returned questionnaires, 1,832 of which were usable. Methods for survey questionnaire mailings and follow-up reminders followed those of Miller et al. (1999). Data were entered into an SPSS 10.0 file and analyzed using SPSS 10.0. Estimates for species harvests, hunters, and days afield were made using the formulas in Anderson and Campbell (1993). Maps of state wildlife management units and administrative regions are presented in Appendices D and E, respectively. Results License Sales Resident license sales for the 2002-2003 hunting season totaled 289,423 and represented a 2.4% decrease from 2001-2002 sales. Except for 2001, hunting license sales showed a steady decline from 1994 to 2002 (Figure 1, Table 1). Of the 1,648 respondents who reported purchasing a resident hunting license, 499 (30%) purchased a resident hunting license without habitat stamp, 222 (13%) obtained a regular license with habitat stamp printed on license, 357 (22%) chose a sportsmen's combination hunting and sport fishing license without habitat stamp, 357 (22%) chose a sportsmen's combination license with habitat stamp printed on license, and 255 (15%) were eligible for a senior citizen's license (Appendix F, Section 1). The 1,648 license purchasers purchase
从2002年伊利诺斯州生境邮票存根和许可证销售中随机抽取3000名猎人作为样本。样本被平均分配到每个样本框中(每框1500个)。在3000名狩猎者的样本中，有2907份问卷被发送出去。共收到问卷1852份(64%)，其中有效问卷1832份。与2001年(29.6万张)相比，2002年(28.9万张)减少了2.4%。2001-2002年和2002-2003年，3种野生动物(灰松鼠、红狐和负鼠)的收获量增加，8种野生动物(兔、鹌鹑、野鸡、灰鹧鸪、木考克、狐松鼠、浣熊和土狼)的收获量减少，1种野生动物(鸽子)的收获量没有变化，1种野生动物(灰狐)的收获量无法计算。对猎人使用互联网的情况、对野生动物和野生动物管理的态度以及猎人的一般信息进行了分析。方法采用系统随机抽样的方法，对购买伊利诺伊州居民狩猎许可证和州栖息地印章的个人进行调查。在抽样调查的3000名猎人中，分别有1500人是从许可证销售和栖息地邮票销售中挑选出来的。在这3000份样本中，有93份因缺少转发地址、地址不正确或死亡而被删除。从2003年4月4日开始，研究人员向参与者邮寄了一份自我填写的问卷，并附上了求职信和2个回信信封(附录a和B)。第一次邮寄是在10天后，向未回答的人邮寄了一张感谢/提醒明信片。4月29日，第二份问卷、求职信(附录C)和回邮信封被邮寄给没有回答的人。第二次邮寄是在10天后，收到了一张感谢/提醒的明信片。共有1852名(64%)受访者返回了问卷，其中1832份是可用的。调查问卷邮寄和随访提醒的方法参照Miller et al.(1999)。数据录入spss10.0文件，使用spss10.0进行分析。利用Anderson和Campbell(1993)的公式估算了物种收获、猎人和野外天数。各州野生动物管理单位和行政区域的地图分别载于附录D和E。结果许可证销售2002-2003年狩猎季节的居民许可证销售总额为289,423，比2001-2002年的销售额下降了2.4%。除2001年外，从1994年到2002年，狩猎许可证的销售呈稳步下降趋势(图1，表1)。在1,648名报告购买居民狩猎许可证的受访者中，499人(30%)购买了未加盖栖息地章的居民狩猎许可证，222人(13%)获得了印有栖息地章的普通许可证，357人(22%)选择了未加盖栖息地章的运动员狩猎和运动钓鱼组合许可证。357人(22%)选择了带有栖息地印章的运动员组合执照，255人(15%)选择了老年人执照(附录F，第1节)。1,648名执照购买者共购买了1,695张狩猎许可证，平均每人购买了1.03张许可证。0 100 200 300 400 500 60
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Pub Date : 2018-12-31DOI: 10.1515/9789048544486-006
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