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Missouri Department of Conservation 2004 Permit Year Annual Hunting & Fishing Permit Distribution & Sales Summary Administrative Services Division Business & Support Services Section September 2005 INTRODUCTION Scope: This annual hunting and fishing permit distribution and sales summary includes sales data for those permits commonly known as hunting, fishing and trapping permits. These permits are available statewide for general sports and recreational hunting and fishing activities. Commercial permits and special use permits, such as shooting range permits, boat rental permits (tags and envelopes) and daily trout tags, are not included in this sales report. Please refer to The Statistical Sales Report for information regarding these permit types. Perspective: Hunting and fishing permits account for approximately 18.51% of the Department of Conservation’s annual revenue. Major revenue categories for Fiscal Year 2005 are as follows: One/Eighth % Sales Tax $96,524,659.30 61.43% HUNTING AND FISHING PERMITS $ 29,081,560.08 18.51% Commercial and Miscellaneous Permits $ 1,600,883.33 1.02% Sales and Rentals $ 7,257,445.54 4.62% $ 768,589.20 .49% Miscellaneous Receipts $ 2,687,792.37 1.71% Federal Reimbursements $ 19,198,694.20 12.22% $157,119,624.12 100% Interest TOTAL Permit Year Defined: Within this sales summary, the sales data reported for the hunting and fishing permits is an accumulation based upon a “Permit Year.” Before 1996, the permit year corresponded with the calendar year of January 1 through December 31. The Commission, effective with the selling of the 1996 permits, changed the “permit year” to begin every March 1 and run through until the end of the following February. The Commission changed the “permit year” to correspond with the waterfowl season, which runs until mid-January. At the beginning of the 1996 “permit year,” the Department of Conservation implemented the Point-of-Sale method for selling permits. This new method of selling permits allows the Department to capture sales electronically, at the point where the vendor transacts a permit sale. In addition, with this Point-of-Sale method, generated revenues are drawn electronically from each vendor’s designated bank account at a predetermined time. Page 1 Permit Distribution Methods: Before 1996, the Department of Conservation distributed all hunting, fishing and trapping permits; trout and waterfowl stamps to vendors statewide either on a Commission Direct basis or through a County Distributing Agent. At the end of the 1990 permit year, the Commission eliminated County Distributing Agents for distributing permits. Effective with the issue of 1991 permits, the Department of Conservation consigned permits directly to duly appointed permit issuing agents. During this time, the Department distributed the hunting and fishing permits to the permit issuing agents in three separate mailings throughout the year. However, beginning in 1996, the Missouri Department of Conservation began using the Point-of-Sale permit distribution alleviating the need for paper permits and report forms. The Department of Conservation issued Temporary Permit Books to appointed permit issuing agents, in the event the Point-of-Sale system became dysfunctional. In July 1998, the Department had the Store and Forward Program installed within the Point-of-Sale equipment in hopes to reduce the need for the Temporary Permit Book within the 1999 permit year. This program has proven to be a huge success and diminished the need to use Temporary Permit Books. As customary, only the Trout Park Concessionaires, due to their sales volume and isolated locations, were issued Temporary Permit Books for the 2004 permit year. The Store and Forward Program allows the issuing agents the ability to store the last permit transaction until the system becomes functional again. Since December 1, 1998, the avid hunter and angler has been able to purchase their upcoming Annual Hunting and Fishing permits as early as December 1st of the existing permit year, via the Pointof-Sale terminal. This effort allows purchasers the advantage of securing permits for Christmas gift giving, as well as for their personal recreational use. The annual permits are valid from the date of purchase and remain available throughout the permit year. This effort enhanced the Department’s permit revenue, by recapturing the lost revenue on Christmas permit sales when the Point-of-Sale System was first implemented and early permit purchases was eliminated. All remaining hunting and fishing permit types became available for sale on February 1, 2004, one month prior to the beginning of the 2004 permit year, via the Point-of-Sale terminals. The only permits not available at that time were the Fall Deer and Turkey hunting permits. Resident and nonresident fall deer and turkey hunting permits were not made available until July 1, 2004. As of permit year 2004, landowners (resident and nonresidents) were able to obtain their permit and transportation tags from a permit issuing agent, alleviating the paperwork formerly associated with these permit types. Beginning with permit year 2000, permits were available for purchase via phone and internet sales handled by ALS (Automated Licensing System). ALS is responsible for providing help desk services for the hunting and fishing vendors, shipping supplies and equipment; and diagnostic assistance with the Point-of-Sale terminals that the hunting and fishing vendors use throughout the State of Missouri. The Permit Glossary beginning on page 59, lists the majority of permit types that were available for the 2004 permit year. Please refer to the Wildlife Code of Missouri for a complete listing of all permits and prices. Page 2 Dollar Value of Sales Defined: All sale figures presented in this sales summary are accumulated using the stated value of reported sales. The stated value of a permit is the price which the Department assigned for that particular permit privilege. Conservation’s permit sales revenue is reduced by the service fee, which the permit issuing agents retain and by any uncollectible account that develops during the permit year. Service Fee Structure: During the 2004 permit year, permit issuing agents sold all hunting and fishing permits except those permits sold at Department areas. Department areas retained no fee where Department personnel sold permits. Department areas remitted, the entire stated value of the permit, directly into the Department’s depository accounts electronically through the Point-of-Sale (POS) terminal. The Commission reduced fees retained by permit issuing agents, for services performed in selling permits, from 7% to 5% in December 1989. With the landowner permits being available through the POS terminal effective with permit year 2004, the Department realized the expense, time and effort placed on the issuing agent. Therefore, the agents are awarded an additional $0.50 per landowner permit transaction processed through their individual POS terminal. Point-of-Sale Distribution System: Effective with the 1996 permit year, the Department replaced the paper intensive permit distribution system with a computerized Point-of-Sale automated license system. Permit issuing agents, statewide, can print permits on-site. The permit issuing agents are currently using one generic form, which replaces the 1995 system of 25 different licenses and stamps. Instead of having selective time-frames for selling permits, all permit types were available for sale on February 1, 2004, except those permits noted on page 2 of this report. Information from the sale of permits is transmitted on-line to the Department over regular telephone lines. With the Point-of-Sale system, the Department now has a complete database of all permit purchasers, which greatly enhances resource management. The Point-of-Sale system eliminates issuing agents completing sales reports and eliminates bond requirements for most of the issuing agents. The Point -of-Sale system now allows: ‚ Permit sales to be reported electronically by telecommunications via the Point-of-Sale terminal. ‚ Payments, for permits sold, to be withdrawn electronically from the issuing agent’s bank account according to a predetermined weekly or monthly schedule. ‚ Revenues, obtained from permit sales, to be transferred electronically to the State Treasury depository account. ‚ Vendors will be able to process a sales transaction, even during downtime, with the new Store and Forward feature, until the system is again functional, alleviating the need for Temporary Permit Books. Page 3 Point-of-Sale Enhancements for 2004 ‚ Permit appearance is annually reviewed and modified. This permit year with Phase II of Telecheck being implemented, a special number as well as the Conservation number and permit number was on the front of the permit. ‚ Telecheck Phase II was implemented allowing landowners and turkey hunters the freedom to check their game by this new method. This allowed a testing ground for the Department to see how well the system worked and gave viable data to compare with previous year’s records of harvested game. ‚ For the first time landowners with 5 acres of land were required to obtain a permit from a vendor and use the transportation tag from the permit instead of the more commonly used “farm tag”. All landowners are now required to obtain their landowner permit from one of the centrally located vendors throughout the State of Missouri. This change will enhance deer biologists tracking capabilities of actual number of landowners hunting in Missouri. ‚ Vendors were awarded an additional $0.50 per landowner permit transaction as a “service fee” for issuing the landowner permits through their local Point-of-Sale terminal. ‚ Bonus deer permits were converted to Antlerless Deer Permits instead of the First and Second Bonus Deer Permits. All antlerless permits are now $7, for resident and nonresidents. These permits are also available for purchase by Nonresident Landowners in unlimited quantities, $7 each, replacing the Nonresident Landowner First and Second Bonus Deer Permits that were discontinued in 2004. Page 4 HUNTING & FISHING PERMIT ISSUING AGENTS Number of Issuing Agents/Year (July) 2500 2005 NO ISSUING AGENTS 2000 1793 1740 1682 1616 1592 1378 1378 1377 1410 1429 1418 1372 1355 1352 1380 1500 1000 500 0 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 YEAR Current Distribution Profile: As of June 14, 2005 there were 1,380 permit issuing agents in the state. Permit Issuing Agent Applications for Calendar Year 2004: Application mailed and no response Application rejected Application pending (decision not made as of June 30, 2004) Application accepted and no response Application accepted and started selling in Calendar Year 2004 Application accepted, started selling and quit in Calendar Year 2004 Total Applications Processed NOTE: Beginning with the 1996 permit year, the Department began the Point of Sale Method of selling permits. Out of the existing 1,378 permit issuing agents, approximately 86% continued to provide hunting and fishing permits. As the remaining 14% closed, new issuing agents were accepted. Page 5 78 1 0 2 133 5 219 2004 PERMIT YEAR SALES SUMMARY 2004 Dollar Value of Reported Sales 1 2003 $30,232,212.00 $30,167,806.00 Actual Revenue Collected as of July 12 $28,680,113.16 $28,256,360.3 Total Fees Retained By Issuing Agents3 $1,552,095.84 $ 1,480,931.70 Accounts Outstanding –June 302,4 $ 191,137.65 $ 1 430,514.05 Includes Replacement Permits Figures are as of June 14, 2005 for 2004 permit year and July 1, 2004 for permit year 2003. 3 As of permit year 2004, vendors were awarded an additional fee of $0.50 per landowner transaction. For 2004 the fees retained by issuing agents is broken out as follows: Standard 5% commission: $1,481,894.34 Landowner transactions: $70,201.50 2 4 Accounts outstanding for each permit year is shown below: 2003 Account Receivables POS Outstanding Receivables not ACH June 30,2004 POS amount that had been ACH but not yet recorded in SAM II POS ACH amount outstanding due to insufficient funds POS Equipment Deposit outstanding, due to insufficient funds - $117,618.36 - 285,553.62 - 26,792.07 550.00 GRAND TOTAL OUTSTANDING - $430,514.05 2004 Account Receivables POS Outstanding Receivables not ACH June 30,2005 POS ACH amount outstanding due to insufficient funds - $159,422.60 - 31,715.05 GRAND TOTAL OUTSTANDING - $191,137.65 Page 6 2004 HUNTING AND FISHING PERMIT SALES NUMBER SOLD AND DOLLAR VALUE OF SALES BY PERMIT TYPE Dollar Value % Increase of Decrease Number Sold Dollar Value of Sales Permits % Increase or Decrease 24,628 $49,256 -2.54% -2.54% Resident Hunting and Fishing 150,589 $2,861,191 -1.08% -1.08% Resident Fishing White River Border Lakes-New 502,845 $6,034,140 -0.77% 8.25% 13,783 $137,830 3.06% 3.06% 50,950 $1,783,250 3.75% 3.75% 152,295 $1,514,156 -3.71% 3.22% 84,692 $592,844 -2.09% -2.09% 804,565 $10,062,220 -1.15% 5.93% 3.84% Permit Type Heritage Card Nonresident Fishing Daily Fishing (see page 8 for breakdown) Trout Permit Total Fishing Permits Resident Small Game Hunting 51,832 $518,320 -6.54% Nonresident Small Game Hunting 4,953 $321,945 1.06% 1.06% Daily Hunting (see page 8 for breakdown) 8,534 $139,273 26.52% 31.76% Migratory Bird Hunting Total Small Game Hunting Permits Spring Resident Turkey Hunting 69,657 $417,942 -4.59% -4.59% 134,976 $1,397,480 -3.67% 2.65% 103,501 $1,759,517 -5.59% 7.00% 23,213 $301,769 -17.41% -2.40% Fall Resident Firearm Turkey Hunting Spring Nonresident Turkey Hunting 9,730 $1,410,850 1.31% 1.31% Fall Nonresident Firearm Turkey Hunting 435 $41,325 -8.61% -8.61% Spring Nonresident Landowner Turkey Hunting 394 $29,550 31.33% 31.33% 84 $4,200 13.51% 13.51% 137,357 $3,547,211 -7.31% 3.79% 28,942 $492,014 11.98% 26.91% 5,836 $99,212 1.11% 1.11% 50 $7,850 -9.09% -9.51% 5,886 $107,062 1.01% 0.25% Resident Firearm Deer Hunting 301,439 $5,124,463 -10.51% -10.51% Resident Firearm Antlerless Deer 236,610 $1,656,270 -8.92% -8.92% Nonresident Firearm Deer Hunting 13,787 $2,109,115 0.37% -0.07% Nonresident Firearm Antlerless Deer Nonresident Landowner Firearm Deer-New 12,908 $90,356 6.48% 6.48% 913 $68,475 19.35% 19.35% Fall Nonresident Landowner Turkey Hunting Total Turkey Hunting Permits Youth Deer & Turkey Hunting Resident Managed Deer Hunt Permit Nonresident Managed Deer Hunt Permit Total Managed Deer Hunt Permits Nonresident Landowner Archer-New 204 $15,300 7.37% 7.37% 565,861 $9,063,979 -9.23% -7.62% Resident Archer Deer & Turkey 90,243 $1,714,617 -8.27% -8.27% Resident Archery Antlerless Deer 30,822 $215,754 -4.40% 33.85% Total Firearm Deer Hunting Permits Nonresidet Archery Antlerless Deer 1,306 $9,142 Fall Nonresident Archer Hunting 4,246 $509,520 23.18% 23.18% 126,617 $2,449,033 -5.55% 0.21% 4,322 $43,220 21.71% 21.71% 198 $15,840 19.28% 19.28% 4,520 $59,060 21.60% 21.05% 28,423 $56,846 -0.04% 0.36% Total Archer Hunting Permits Resident Trapping Nonresident Furbearer Hunt & Trapping Total Furbearer Hunt & Trap Permits Replacement Permits (1) Resident Lifetime Small Game Hunt 25 $5,765 -32.43% -21.14% Resident Lifetime Fishing 328 $21,345 -13.23% -5.68% Resident Lifetime Conservation Partner 292 $59,750 -14.87% -1.86% 645 $86,860 -14.91% -4.36% 2,013,009 $30,232,212 -4.22% 0.21% Total Lifetime Permits Grand Total - All Permits (1) Sales shown represents all seven replacement permits available to the permittee. Hunting and Fishing Permit Replacements account for 71.29, while the remaining 28.71%, comes from Deer and Turkey Permit Replacements. (2) Effective with permit year 2004 the Anterless Only Archery Permit was changed to Archery Antlerless Deer Hunting. Unlimited purchases of this permit type was available to resident and nonresident deer hunters. Sales are shown above for resident and nonresident, separately. Page 7 DAILY HUNTING AND FISHING PERMIT SALES BREAKDOWN BY NUMBER OF DAYS ISSUED 2004 PERMIT YEAR Number of Permits Sold Fishing Fishing Fishing Fishing Fishing Fishing - One Day Two Days Three Days Four Days Five Days Six Days Number of Days Purchased Dollar Value of Sales 84,137 31,232 24,579 7,477 3,720 1,150 84,137 62,464 73,737 29,908 18,600 6,900 $461,676 $342,958 $405,011 $164,342 $102,235 $37,935 152,295 275,746 $1,514,156 One Day Two Days Three Days Four Days Five Days Six Days 5,566 1,717 939 213 94 5 5,566 3,434 2,817 852 470 30 $58,508 $36,338 $29,988 $9,124 $5,015 $300 Total Daily Hunting Permits 8,534 13,169 $139,273 Total Daily Fishing Permits Hunting Hunting Hunting Hunting Hunting Hunting - Note: Dollar Value of Sales normally is obtained by taking the unit price ($5.50 for daily fishing and $11 for daily hunting) times the number of days times the number sold. However, because the permits were available December 1, 2003 some of the permits were sold at the lower price of $5 for daily fishing and $10 for daily hunting, prior to the price increase which was effective March 1, 2004. For 2004 the dollar value of sales represents the combined revenue received for these permits at the various prices stated above. Page 8 DEPARTMENT AREAS & CONCESSIONAIRES HUNTING AND FISHING PERMIT SALES NUMBER SOLD AND DOLLAR VALUE OF REPORTED SALES 2004 PERMIT YEAR # Sold 19,825 4,310 5,318 9,712 22,211 61,376 Conservation Areas: Four Rivers C/A Duck Creek CA Eagle Bluffs CA Montrose CA Nodaway Valley CA James A. Reed MWA Fountain Grove CA Chillicothe Office Ten Mile Pond CA Ted Shanks CA St Louis Region/Busch MCA Schell Osage CA Grand Pass CA Otter Slough CA Total Department Offices & Conservation Areas: % of Total Permit Sales 0.83% 0.15% 0.18% 0.40% 0.82% 2.38% $7,636 $3,942 $3,227 $19,497 $5,710 $11,305 $3,104 $139 $8,939 $264,866 $32,376 $4,079 $17,854 $5,390 $4,464 $963 $8,530 $4,770 $6,911 $20,469 $5,336 $7,396 $10,595 $31,378 $854 $391 $1,249 $9,749 $1,685 $4,974 $3,001 0.03% 0.01% 0.01% 0.06% 0.02% 0.04% 0.01% 0.00% 0.03% 0.88% 0.11% 0.01% 0.06% 0.02% 0.01% 0.00% 0.03% 0.02% 0.02% 0.07% 0.02% 0.02% 0.04% 0.10% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.03% 0.01% 0.02% 0.01% 100 116 42 29 54 1,784 157 455 173 111 1,509 278 93 364 29,405 Department Offices: Northeast Regional Office Lost Valley Hatchery Central Regional Office Northwest Regional Office Camdenton Office Southeast Regional Office El Dorado Springs Office Forest Park Forever Liberty Office Central Office Runge CNC MDC Sullivan Office Southwest Regional Office Springfield CNC MDC Clinton Office Bob Brown CA Ozark Regional Office Kansas City Regional Office Burr Oak Woods CNC Kansas City Discovery Center Joplin Office Hannibal Office Sedalia Office Powder Valley CNC Columbia Bottom MDC Salem Office Eminence Office Shepherd Of The Hills Hat VC Piedmont Office MDC Roaring River Hatchery MDC Resource Science Center $ Value $249,868 $45,857 $54,505 $121,427 $246,405 $718,061 471 367 257 1,548 443 839 248 15 707 4,077 2,588 344 1,344 619 344 75 724 459 618 1,234 475 486 788 2,808 91 30 67 1,098 132 603 241 Concessionaires: Bennett Busch Maramec Spring Montauk Roaring River Total Concessionaires $999 $1,166 $251 $285 $850 $21,170 $2,664 $7,262 $1,912 $1,255 $17,733 $3,693 $1,947 $3,803 $575,762 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.07% 0.01% 0.02% 0.01% 0.00% 0.06% 0.01% 0.01% 0.01% 1.90% Percentage is representative of the various offices' sales in relation to statewide permit sales and is based on the the dollar value of the permits. Overall % for above offices: 4.28% Page 9 HUNTING AND FISHING PERMIT MONTHLY COMPARISON REVENUE COMPARISON FOR TWO YEARS PERMIT YEAR TO DATE COMPARED TO PERMIT YEAR 2005 REVENUE PERMIT YEAR 2004 MONTH December 2003 & 2004- (1) January February March April May June July August September October November December January February GRAND TOTAL Monthly REVENUE PERMIT YEAR 2005 Year To Date Monthly Year To Date $382,173 $382,173 $377,472 $272,570 $654,743 $271,762 $649,234 $552,418 $1,207,161 $651,835 $1,301,068 $3,268,364 $4,475,525 $2,974,578 $4,275,646 $5,555,655 $10,031,180 $5,617,431 $9,893,076 $1,904,062 $11,935,242 $2,204,097 $12,097,173 $1,921,897 $13,857,138 $1,955,029 $14,052,202 $1,324,478 $16,458,486 $2,492,650 $18,951,136 $3,005,372 $21,956,508 $8,013,288 $29,969,796 $204,970 $30,174,766 $43,406 $30,218,172 $226 Monthly -1.23% -0.30% 18.00% -8.99% 1.11% 15.76% 1.72% $15,181,616 $1,276,871 % Inc./Dec. $30,218,398 $377,472 $30,218,398 (1) Beginning with Permit Year 1999, the annual fishing and hunting permits were made available Dec. 1 of the preceding calendar year. Sales for this month includes resident and nonresident annual hunting and fishing permits only. (2) Migratory Bird Stamp remain available for sale until June 30th of each current permit year. Additional revenue generated from March 1, 2004 to June 30, 2004 was $13,814 SIX MONTH REVENUE COMPARISON December 1 to May 30th 6,000,000 REVENUE SALES 5,000,000 4,000,000 3,000,000 2,000,000 1,000,000 0 Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr MONTH PERMIT YEAR 2004 Page 10 PERMIT YEAR 2005 May Year To Date -1.23% -0.84% 7.78% -4.47% -1.38% 1.36% 1.41% HUNTING AND FISHING PERMIT MONTHLY COMPARISON PERMIT SALES COMPARISON FOR TWO YEARS PERMIT YEAR TO DATE COMPARED TO PERMIT YEAR 2005 PERMIT SALES PERMIT YEAR 2004 MONTH December 2003 & 2004- (1) January February March April May June July August September October November December January February GRAND TOTAL PERMIT SALES PERMIT YEAR 2005 Year To Date 26,225 45,970 85,546 311,937 607,640 738,339 886,604 990,487 1,095,964 1,282,941 1,447,540 1,986,368 2,007,461 2,010,588 2,012,212 Monthly 26,225 19,745 39,576 226,391 295,703 130,699 148,265 103,883 105,477 186,977 164,599 538,828 21,093 3,127 1,624 2,012,212 Monthly 24,836 19,232 47,463 211,603 335,845 153,724 153,107 Year To Date 24,836 44,068 91,531 303,134 638,979 792,703 945,810 % Inc./ Dec. Monthly -5.30% -2.60% 19.93% -6.53% 13.58% 17.62% 3.27% Year To Date -5.30% -4.14% 7.00% -2.82% 5.16% 7.36% 6.68% (1) Beginning with Permit Year 1999, the annual fishing and hunting permits were made available Dec. 1 of the preceding calendar year. Sales for this month includes resident and nonresident annual hunting and fishing permits only. (2) Migratory Bird Stamp remain available for sale until June 30th of each current permit year. Majority of sales that occurred between March 1, 2004 to June 30, 2004 represents sales of this permit type. SIX MONTH PERMIT SALES COMPARISON December 1 to May 30th 400,000 350,000 PERMIT SALES 300,000 250,000 200,000 150,000 100,000 50,000 0 Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr MONTH PERMIT YEAR 2004 Page 11 PERMIT YEAR 2005 May HUNTING AND FISHING PERMIT SALES VOLUME NUMBER OF PERMITS SOLD BY COUNTY 2004 PERMIT YEAR (Continued on next page) Permit Type Heritage Card Res Hunt & Fish Res Fishing White River Border Lakes Daily Fishing Nonres Fish Trout Adair Andrew Atchison Audrain Barry Barton Bates Benton Bollinger 190 1,097 2,240 1 702 262 48 44 366 898 2 51 12 10 71 347 541 0 216 170 4 111 1,114 2,166 4 117 32 69 207 1,587 9,992 723 20,495 3,746 2,599 89 546 1,221 3 166 105 65 108 762 1,731 0 238 102 46 272 1,942 12,167 10 4,771 2,164 183 73 503 917 434 53 1 39 81 412 206 226 28 0 3 25 161 62 165 29 3 49 101 318 76 300 27 0 9 21 338 115 576 40 1 29 52 505 773 206 24 3 32 24 300 62 281 47 0 32 63 434 142 250 40 Res Spring Turkey Res Fall Turkey Nonres Spring Turkey Nonres Fall Turkey Nonres Landowner Spring Turkey Nonres Landowner Fall Turkey Youth Deer & Turkey 1,169 322 465 22 0 0 347 298 70 7 1 223 72 31 3 625 114 18 755 127 53 3 438 105 39 4 541 107 31 3 81 70 188 378 143 Res Archer's Deer & Turkey Resident Archery Antlerless Deer Nonresident Arch Antlerless Deer Resident Firearm Antlerless Deer Res Firearm Deer Res Managed Deer Nonres Fire Deer Nonres Fire Anydeer Reciprocal Fee Nonresident Firearm Antlerless Deer Fall Nonres Arch Nonres Managed Deer Nonres Managed Deer Reciprocal Fee 721 297 78 3,460 2,863 16 299 133 471 237 0 177 63 150 93 66 890 603 579 192 1 2,159 2,074 19 46 15 59 13 0 1,033 308 7 2,370 3,166 40 76 15 75 18 401 126 18 1,305 1,355 3 69 28 88 45 Res Sm Game Hunt Res Trapping Nonres Furbearer H & T Nonres Sm Game Hunt Daily Sm Game Migratory Bird Replacements (1) 994 872 11 18 8 27 2 0 149 41 226 80 0 Boone Buchanan Butler Caldwell Callaway 439 3,136 9,300 37 516 136 1,173 612 2,303 8,277 29 445 290 347 376 2,487 5,962 41 781 272 189 20 144 157 249 22 1 7 13 230 124 1,104 81 33 78 1,806 518 1,319 76 5 79 175 1,548 354 955 41 2 47 61 1,039 375 864 186 79 4 445 83 13 2,416 427 88 5 1,830 502 59 4 152 198 180 550 357 109 9 1,523 1,442 2 49 22 78 23 589 236 6 2,603 2,098 8 106 41 147 28 0 292 14 2,100 1,420 18 6,843 6,191 60 159 23 161 71 3 16 19 294 745 67 20 6 54 1,275 34 24 7 6 0 Camden Cape Gir 6 1 2 91 1,228 2,685 2 110 50 88 226 2,742 17,956 53 12,060 6,270 505 447 2,588 4,638 23 270 104 457 99 15 318 43 5 12 69 47 6 6 324 201 337 39 1 21 25 428 652 1,439 36 5 31 103 2,224 336 1,170 208 141 3 213 72 10 1 864 155 21 2 1,317 244 116 1 1,894 393 110 3 421 613 71 238 332 554 1,414 339 11 4,367 4,990 61 103 50 152 44 1,790 163 7 904 5,569 169 128 15 42 23 0 108 60 785 350 2 2,835 2,444 26 55 17 59 20 3 2 857 303 1 3,047 3,292 24 238 45 83 20 1,697 87 4 463 5,040 110 55 20 21 18 0 0 0 23,573 $376,162 $379,598 -0.91% 0 0 0 2,225 $32,475 $41,371 -21.50% 0 0 0 13,030 $183,053 $183,881 -0.45% 0 0 0 51,235 $847,080 $849,960 -0.34% 0 0 0 23,170 $348,153 $346,797 0.39% 607 460 0 18 3 21 4 1 Nonres Landowner Fire Deer- (2) Nonres Landowner Archer-(2) Res Lifetime Hunt - (2) 0 0 0 0 Res Lifetime Fish - (2) 0 0 0 0 Res Lifetime Cons - (2) 0 0 0 0 Total Number Sold 16,666 4,517 4,787 10,525 2004 Value Sold $363,999 $61,523 $100,778 $148,897 2003 Value Sold $355,373 $62,051 $96,136 $151,611 Percent (+or-) 2.43% -0.85% 4.83% -1.79% Notes: Some county titles are abbreviated. For permit type definitions, see page 28 (1) The figures shown for this permit type is inclusive of all replacement permits. See page 28 for percentage breakdown of total replacements vs. fall permits (turkey & deer) replacements. (2) Available only through Central Office 0 0 0 49,749 $641,636 $632,591 1.43% 0 0 0 7,013 $116,503 $102,649 13.50% 0 0 0 8,434 $125,462 $129,239 -2.92% 0 0 0 30,066 $443,114 $408,974 8.35% 0 0 0 4,659 $74,332 $73,695 0.86% 0 0 0 38,892 $527,380 $525,409 0.38% 0 0 0 30,207 $422,731 $421,266 0.35% HUNTING AND FISHING PERMIT SALES VOLUME NUMBER OF PERMITS SOLD BY COUNTY 2004 PERMIT YEAR (Continued on next page) Permit Type Heritage Card Res Hunt & Fish Res Fishing White River Border Lakes Daily Fishing Nonres Fish Trout Carroll 70 442 482 4 36 5 4 Carter Cass Cedar 254 265 8 Clinton 49 221 596 0 52 16 15 Cole 1,706 4,911 10,072 152 1,785 1,872 1,252 1,842 61 2 58 137 2,113 804 111 9 1 20 457 256 157 58 12 62 159 308 98 864 111 17 632 866 3,110 350 Christian 187 1,293 6,533 623 726 156 1,889 112 33 1 3 4 147 139 220 77 445 23 29 44 434 100 422 2,181 7,523 22 474 196 607 62 496 2,270 5 1,249 408 43 Clark Clay 726 4,039 17,398 47 2,279 561 1,078 Chariton 24 791 770 6 43 21 15 63 512 1,007 12 357 49 54 98 563 491 Res Sm Game Hunt Res Trapping Nonres Furbearer H & T Nonres Sm Game Hunt Daily Sm Game Migratory Bird Replacements (1) 120 30 0 14 21 293 78 127 25 5 10 42 132 886 54 2 45 69 1,246 310 Res Spring Turkey Res Fall Turkey Nonres Spring Turkey Nonres Fall Turkey Nonres Landowner Spring Turkey Nonres Landowner Fall Turkey Youth Deer & Turkey 310 98 12 325 39 26 0 1,988 569 61 2 349 114 15 1 481 95 18 1 1,201 264 66 3 445 53 232 9 3,629 1,106 79 11 275 83 16 1 110 160 476 86 136 327 143 665 66 Res Archer's Deer & Turkey Resident Archery Antlerless Deer Nonresident Arch Antlerless Deer Resident Firearm Antlerless Deer Res Firearm Deer Res Managed Deer Nonres Fire Deer Nonres Fire Anydeer Reciprocal Fee Nonresident Firearm Antlerless Deer Fall Nonres Arch Nonres Managed Deer Nonres Managed Deer Reciprocal Fee 203 103 4 879 838 1 42 11 76 11 305 37 1,611 430 3 4,584 5,244 48 62 43 95 37 209 85 2 1,033 824 0 23 4 61 7 309 170 6 1,624 1,241 6 44 20 119 17 1,207 417 289 110 22 1,613 1,231 1 116 169 317 114 2,448 822 16 6,451 7,611 76 120 64 146 44 1 1 163 50 237 1,117 34 36 6 13 2 3,207 3,753 61 39 16 49 7 0 2 Nonres Landowner Fire Deer- (2) Nonres Landowner Archer-(2) Res Lifetime Hunt - (2,3) 0 0 0 0 Res Lifetime Fish - (2,3) 0 0 0 0 Res Lifetime Cons - (2,3) 0 0 0 0 Total Number Sold 4,297 4,732 29,292 7,785 2004 Value Sold $64,657 $76,760 $405,343 $108,646 2003 Value Sold $67,035 $75,828 $409,637 $99,429 Percent (+or-) -3.55% 1.23% -1.05% 9.27% Notes: Some county titles are abbreviated. For permit type definitions, see page 28 (1) The figures shown for this permit type is inclusive of all replacement permits. See page 28 for percentage breakdown of total replacements vs. fall permits (turkey & deer) replacements. (2) Available only through Central Office 8 48 111 43 583 608 0 22 4 20 1 0 Cooper Crawford 76 154 509 970 1,261 2,408 14 53 564 13 109 66 258 Dade Dallas 35 476 2,630 15 808 275 32 85 614 2,301 20 645 167 693 Daviess 35 391 658 DeKalb 132 847 2,121 1 151 40 58 363 57 0 19 52 359 130 127 69 5 Dent 153 1,408 4,983 44 3,705 806 2,329 246 30 4 8 74 679 128 25 151 38 81 13 154 30 160 24 5 7 158 78 1 5 53 182 1 13 80 83 5 3 99 146 5 20 66 93 2,243 523 767 25 394 84 771 396 64 13 1 740 127 22 1 225 77 10 484 139 65 3 350 133 18 743 223 72 5 827 147 129 2 97 219 78 172 105 184 219 2,111 713 83 5,502 6,441 88 1,008 349 1,728 438 1 0 280 165 2 1,184 1,140 4 35 13 53 6 455 131 362 149 7 1,483 1,358 10 43 21 56 4 266 146 1,409 924 2 29 15 52 6 523 147 7 1,963 1,951 8 107 22 142 35 475 178 1,356 2,133 26 27 20 29 5 0 115 34 2 614 525 10 11 10 25 1 1 1,283 2,166 39 42 30 45 1 0 0 0 10,198 $146,348 $150,232 -2.59% 0 0 0 6,280 $87,048 $89,488 -2.73% 0 0 0 9,318 $135,195 $140,549 -3.81% 0 0 0 5,108 $73,620 $74,536 -1.23% 0 0 0 10,462 $165,766 $167,361 -0.95% 20,052 $286,692 $284,834 0.65% 913 204 0 0 0 6,861 $100,828 $109,703 -8.09% 0 0 0 23,226 $304,952 $268,909 13.40% 0 0 0 7,397 $184,775 $185,811 -0.56% 0 0 0 54,435 $732,368 $749,708 -2.31% 0 25 0 328 0 292 3,171 52,731 $46,893 $1,238,519 $52,094 $1,170,327 -9.98% 5.83% 0 0 0 5,832 $83,247 $86,286 -3.52% (3) Figures reflected encompass total sales for this permit type. 2002 marked the beginning of selling this permit type by age category. See page 29 for sales breakdown by appropriate age classification. HUNTING AND FISHING PERMIT SALES VOLUME NUMBER OF PERMITS SOLD BY COUNTY 2004 PERMIT YEAR (Continued on next page) Permit Type Heritage Card Res Hunt & Fish Res Fishing White River Border Lakes Daily Fishing Nonres Fish Trout Douglas Dunklin Franklin Gasconade Gentry Grundy Greene Harrison Henry Hickory Holt Howard 110 670 1,773 604 229 72 285 279 1,247 3,951 11 344 196 29 614 4,747 9,949 86 858 205 996 127 870 1,261 12 67 22 71 42 278 322 1 24 6 6 1,094 5,533 27,248 1,391 3,524 1,671 6,546 68 454 756 105 617 771 97 62 9 Res Sm Game Hunt Res Trapping Nonres Furbearer H & T Nonres Sm Game Hunt Daily Sm Game Migratory Bird Replacements (1) 145 24 869 132 1 6 23 1,015 538 114 37 1 3 139 107 136 50 1 10 30 67 49 1,773 90 1 51 80 2,131 995 203 30 1 4 57 97 1,332 34 4 155 494 2,011 239 Res Spring Turkey Res Fall Turkey Nonres Spring Turkey Nonres Fall Turkey Nonres Landowner Spring Turkey Nonres Landowner Fall Turkey Youth Deer & Turkey 550 76 40 2 356 54 43 0 2,846 621 124 6 557 74 7 2 283 86 24 2 4,271 1,117 333 14 196 284 879 214 90 986 100 171 272 56 68 313 90 985 74 1 610 2,828 49 53 0 18 28 0 3,072 1,326 5 6,263 9,152 294 70 27 73 23 0 0 505 227 1 1,167 1,615 25 17 4 15 3 135 31 2 748 765 1 45 5 52 6 3,916 1,259 38 9,361 12,177 185 254 82 242 115 246 68 3 1,105 1,002 0 58 38 93 14 0 283 108 17 1,452 1,442 7 266 121 319 120 814 275 10 3,078 3,129 22 104 35 157 44 150 61 2 803 651 2 12 5 24 2 125 77 2 612 491 8 75 11 110 17 Res Archer's Deer & Turkey Resident Archery Antlerless Deer Nonresident Arch Antlerless Deer Resident Firearm Antlerless Deer Res Firearm Deer Res Managed Deer Nonres Fire Deer Nonres Fire Anydeer Reciprocal Fee Nonresident Firearm Antlerless Deer Fall Nonres Arch Nonres Managed Deer Nonres Managed Deer Reciprocal Fee 843 1,377 27 32 9 24 4 0 27 536 4,240 6 1,508 650 68 26 271 379 10 354 725 245 133 18 270 2,244 6,788 11 2,263 1,290 426 177 86 4 478 64 1 44 48 824 396 74 16 9 29 98 67 205 60 5 59 174 245 96 421 94 31 3 605 153 218 11 1,306 324 118 6 4 7 8 56 177 234 87 11 1 Howell Iron Jackson Jasper 46 8 55 437 1,575 4,562 2,163 458 135 944 87 792 1,448 9 157 52 18 1,526 6,131 34,498 77 3,994 2,056 3,179 596 2,207 9,828 55 792 291 798 159 46 4 124 354 1,422 86 98 36 4 2 5 114 43 750 43 2 19 45 576 304 184 11 3 1 62 114 2,936 69 5 866 627 4,586 1,236 1,104 75 4 55 97 1,436 340 202 57 19 0 200 23 8 1,808 340 430 15 571 80 24 4 5,230 1,500 305 25 1,460 296 45 2 63 610 140 1,057 462 123 76 1,304 445 17 4,021 5,148 114 250 41 226 49 0 339 67 4,267 1,435 68 10,765 14,158 288 172 407 434 203 2 4 2,014 551 8 4,017 5,444 35 70 60 114 50 1 0 0 0 102,106 $1,488,658 $1,515,233 -1.75% 0 0 0 32,307 $444,291 $462,093 -3.85% 975 616 20 6 45 8 338 1,607 56 7 11 9 0 0 Nonres Landowner Fire Deer- (2) Nonres Landowner Archer-(2) Res Lifetime Hunt - (2) 0 0 0 0 0 Res Lifetime Fish - (2) 0 0 0 0 0 Res Lifetime Cons - (2) 0 0 0 0 Total Number Sold 7,654 15,709 44,820 7,264 3,297 2004 Value Sold $112,071 $226,202 $631,697 $102,731 $53,911 2003 Value Sold $104,056 $231,479 $654,459 $114,852 $59,374 Percent (+or-) 7.70% -2.28% -3.48% -10.55% -9.20% Notes: Some county titles are abbreviated. For permit type definitions, see page 28 (1) The figures shown for this permit type is inclusive of all replacement permits. See page 28 for percentage breakdown of total replacements vs. fall permits (turkey & deer) replacements. (2) Available only through Central Office 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 86,482 5,158 8,026 $1,209,718 $87,221 $204,319 $1,236,786 $87,223 $189,955 -2.19% 0.00% 7.56% 0 0 0 24,842 $381,273 $412,671 -7.61% 0 0 0 9,473 $132,179 $134,657 -1.84% 0 0 0 5,012 $80,010 $85,531 -6.45% 0 0 0 3,663 $50,494 $60,645 -16.74% 0 0 0 26,831 $442,472 $457,229 -3.23% 0 0 0 6,191 $96,589 $96,119 0.49% HUNTING AND FISHING PERMIT SALES VOLUME NUMBER OF PERMITS SOLD BY COUNTY 2004 PERMIT YEAR (Continued on next page) Permit Type Heritage Card Res Hunt & Fish Res Fishing White River Border Lakes Daily Fishing Nonres Fish Trout Jefferson Johnson 837 187 4,906 1,083 15,068 3,745 227 2 412 295 116 70 1,184 138 33 212 168 1 22 13 20 Laclede 237 2,602 12,119 49 8,025 1,740 3,630 490 40 77 12 321 55 14 14 566 172 6 17 35 49 Res Sm Game Hunt Res Trapping Nonres Furbearer H & T Nonres Sm Game Hunt Daily Sm Game Migratory Bird Replacements (1) 1,253 51 2 16 24 1,117 645 Res Spring Turkey Res Fall Turkey Nonres Spring Turkey Nonres Fall Turkey Nonres Landowner Spring Turkey Nonres Landowner Fall Turkey Youth Deer & Turkey 3,305 672 42 0 934 206 26 778 4,077 1,229 6 6,523 11,251 326 48 26 48 32 2 Res Archer's Deer & Turkey Resident Archery Antlerless Deer Nonresident Arch Antlerless Deer Resident Firearm Antlerless Deer Res Firearm Deer Res Managed Deer Nonres Fire Deer Nonres Fire Anydeer Reciprocal Fee Nonresident Firearm Antlerless Deer Fall Nonres Arch Nonres Managed Deer Nonres Managed Deer Reciprocal Fee Knox Lafayette Lawrence 152 85 830 548 1,808 2,232 1 32 83 224 17 113 59 232 160 6 15 19 251 1,349 297 45 1 7 16 418 115 208 83 25 2 1,436 439 186 2 575 149 13 2 212 53 357 735 167 9 2,305 2,700 26 48 9 46 26 1 106 55 6 696 481 0 63 18 71 26 904 289 4 3,104 3,624 53 79 38 114 11 Lewis 63 489 760 237 46 12 Lincoln 290 1,853 4,340 33 224 52 189 135 834 1,447 3 105 40 41 Livingston 199 1,056 1,523 3 150 53 53 McDonald 68 145 1,327 17 2,403 385 60 Macon 126 980 1,775 2 408 172 36 Madison 79 681 1,310 8 93 30 25 Maries 38 535 655 5 67 21 19 Marion 295 1,459 3,462 1 1,678 1,466 153 Mercer 13 228 312 385 74 3 56 135 658 135 120 28 5 22 100 129 64 357 67 5 18 43 350 188 177 19 1 5 1 88 127 41 11 2 1 1 57 76 581 75 11 282 346 982 270 80 12 4 17 60 77 44 315 156 5 235 51 0 10 34 190 91 34 63 1,383 357 347 47 0 74 78 621 133 285 72 4 354 82 71 6 1,312 259 33 2 638 119 65 1 859 187 79 4 115 7 26 0 776 169 137 11 453 64 30 362 78 21 0 1,223 255 349 24 271 59 84 2 139 155 110 412 201 245 144 262 110 93 371 53 421 133 398 106 493 271 20 1,995 1,797 12 108 34 183 50 0 540 191 32 2,069 2,073 5 130 41 195 76 218 93 30 861 889 2 127 10 130 51 519 235 9 2,528 1,949 13 178 55 251 127 231 127 1,017 1,364 16 5 1 9 2 1,437 569 12 3,799 3,876 62 54 14 59 36 0 0 387 27 1,493 1,710 22 17 3 16 1 251 73 7 1,585 1,164 1 73 47 122 47 151 1,622 19 26 13 1 3 656 851 14 26 3 26 2 1,162 419 42 3,534 3,396 9 187 214 400 158 119 42 5 626 527 1 56 85 164 40 0 0 0 0 21,623 $291,466 $295,300 -1.30% 0 0 0 9,892 $160,901 $175,258 -8.19% 0 0 0 7,576 $116,174 $106,744 8.83% 0 0 0 11,746 $215,437 $194,133 10.97% 0 0 0 0 0 0 5,550 4,019 $91,792 $62,071 $94,369 $63,517 -2.73% -2.28% 0 0 0 22,804 $449,221 $438,951 2.34% 0 0 0 3,457 $83,182 $81,211 2.43% 1 5 168 79 810 59 Linn 2 Nonres Landowner Fire Deer- (2) Nonres Landowner Archer-(2) Res Lifetime Hunt - (2) 0 0 0 0 Res Lifetime Fish - (2) 0 0 0 0 Res Lifetime Cons - (2) 0 0 0 0 Total Number Sold 54,223 14,266 2,558 41,052 8,543 2004 Value Sold $744,668 $197,324 $49,490 $566,934 $114,672 2003 Value Sold $750,469 $201,898 $46,842 $569,546 $115,705 Percent (+or-) -0.77% -2.27% 5.65% -0.46% -0.89% Notes: Some county titles are abbreviated. For permit type definitions, see page 28 (1) The figures shown for this permit type is inclusive of all replacement permits. See page 28 for percentage breakdown of total replacements vs. fall permits (turkey & deer) replacements. (2) Available only through Central Office 0 0 0 7,319 $97,771 $97,180 0.61% 0 0 0 6,211 $108,673 $100,190 8.47% 0 0 0 11,211 $188,928 $181,003 4.38% HUNTING AND FISHING PERMIT SALES VOLUME NUMBER OF PERMITS SOLD BY COUNTY 2004 PERMIT YEAR (Continued on next page) Permit Type Heritage Card Res Hunt & Fish Res Fishing White River Border Lakes Daily Fishing Nonres Fish Trout Miller 108 1,354 4,302 9 868 441 79 Miss 43 18 3 Monroe 26 533 1,565 1 1,303 492 9 Montgomery 64 449 687 3 28 22 19 Morgan 140 999 6,404 5 2,785 2,160 91 New Madrid 227 1,682 3,961 10 276 60 61 Newton 278 553 2,680 12 484 125 375 Nodaway 162 873 1,884 3 892 304 66 1,416 24 1 222 619 3,000 275 393 26 19 352 877 Moniteau 32 472 726 64 15 6 Oregon 60 475 845 76 507 71 701 Osage 38 1,133 1,121 0 49 20 22 Ozark 47 550 2,801 1,667 1,447 512 448 Pemiscot 52 374 1,239 1 151 83 10 Perry 133 1,334 1,837 6 129 64 76 518 75 3 65 170 512 144 186 31 2 20 22 84 118 96 52 396 8 0 132 357 702 58 343 25 2 1 122 87 144 16 5 33 48 98 181 Pettis 152 1,511 4,962 7 625 428 180 Phelps 170 2,226 6,920 80 2,191 422 1,799 18 24 475 144 413 45 1 13 21 514 184 335 45 4 9 10 213 718 Res Sm Game Hunt Res Trapping Nonres Furbearer H & T Nonres Sm Game Hunt Daily Sm Game Migratory Bird Replacements (1) 191 11 205 6 111 24 161 27 193 38 235 36 4 15 162 187 103 216 507 60 3 6 72 54 18 34 150 135 5 29 178 87 9 6 199 218 Res Spring Turkey Res Fall Turkey Nonres Spring Turkey Nonres Fall Turkey Nonres Landowner Spring Turkey Nonres Landowner Fall Turkey Youth Deer & Turkey 636 110 20 1 78 6 2 327 88 11 2 330 70 46 326 56 25 520 82 26 2 587 88 107 391 47 20 758 179 35 0 508 82 453 5 550 73 29 1 376 65 157 3 73 13 6 924 146 84 2 1,154 276 78 5 1,331 212 149 3 231 51 97 100 146 140 303 338 211 212 191 129 39 268 294 345 Res Archer's Deer & Turkey Resident Archery Antlerless Deer Nonresident Arch Anterless Deer Resident Firearm Antlerless Deer Res Firearm Deer Res Managed Deer Nonres Fire Deer Nonres Fire Anydeer Reciprocal Fee Nonresident Firearm Antlerless Deer Fall Nonres Arch Nonres Managed Deer Nonres Managed Deer Reciprocal Fee 434 177 137 1 217 114 323 203 9 415 3 2 1,105 964 5 17 1 32 4 32 31 68 20 1,613 1,226 17 21 8 21 5 410 152 10 1,901 1,560 4 41 12 64 8 1,122 61 2 321 2,875 48 61 9 20 12 747 252 10 1,619 2,344 25 65 21 87 33 389 150 9 1,861 1,905 3 106 41 152 50 351 228 37 1,758 1,299 12 230 15 279 65 528 242 2 1,171 1,571 20 9 3 7 1 209 94 17 675 943 33 143 11 125 40 0 207 14 1,658 1,670 11 13 8 24 7 252 131 5 1,184 937 3 9 750 201 5 1,082 2,420 45 49 23 37 17 841 277 13 2,753 3,126 29 81 30 96 34 3 955 316 4 2,219 3,794 50 82 38 77 27 0 0 0 12,731 $180,281 0 0 0 3,135 $45,638 0 0 0 7,660 $122,454 0 0 0 5,792 $79,802 0 0 0 18,219 $287,875 0 0 0 17,450 $260,619 0 0 0 11,452 $164,244 0 0 0 11,520 $181,542 0 0 0 8,732 $205,676 0 0 0 7,141 $105,640 0 0 0 11,017 $189,594 0 0 0 4,845 $71,788 0 0 0 10,661 $172,755 0 0 0 18,146 $274,766 0 0 0 24,744 $355,450 2003 Value Sold $183,172 $44,679 $64,911 $130,919 $74,294 Percent (+or-) -1.58% 2.15% -2.12% -6.47% 7.41% Notes: Some county titles are abbreviated. For permit type definitions, see page 28 (1) The figures shown for this permit type is inclusive of all replacement permits. See page 28 for percentage breakdown of total replacements vs. fall permits (turkey & deer) replacements. (2) Available only through Central Office $310,735 -7.36% $241,146 8.08% $169,761 -3.25% $183,959 -1.31% $213,552 -3.69% $110,962 -4.80% $187,432 1.15% $64,468 11.35% $168,909 2.28% $297,746 -7.72% $368,930 -3.65% 1 18 61 339 109 163 723 16 16 Nonres Landowner Fire Deer- (2) Nonres Landowner Archer-(2) Res Lifetime Hunt - (2) Res Lifetime Fish - (2) Res Lifetime Cons - (2) Total Number Sold 2004 Value Sold 0 0 0 4,548 $63,538 HUNTING AND FISHING PERMIT SALES VOLUME NUMBER OF PERMITS SOLD BY COUNTY 2004 PERMIT YEAR (Continued on next page) Permit Type Heritage Card Res Hunt & Fish Res Fishing White River Border Lakes Daily Fishing Nonres Fish Trout Pike 143 769 1,327 1 136 106 27 Platte 218 1,133 4,389 13 312 184 319 Res Sm Game Hunt Res Trapping Nonres Furbearer H & T Nonres Sm Game Hunt Daily Sm Game Migratory Bird Replacements (1) 333 26 3 23 51 451 227 787 25 2 66 106 925 214 300 26 Res Spring Turkey Res Fall Turkey Nonres Spring Turkey 620 108 71 1,050 367 38 Nonres Fall Turkey Nonres Landowner Spring Turkey Nonres Landowner Fall Turkey Youth Deer & Turkey Res Archer's Deer & Turkey Resident Archery Antlerless Deer Nonresident Arch Antlerless Deer Resident Firearm Antlerless Deer Res Firearm Deer Res Managed Deer Nonres Fire Deer Nonres Fire Anydeer Reciprocal Fee Nonresident Firearm Antlerless Deer Fall Nonres Arch Nonres Managed Deer Nonres Managed Deer Reciprocal Fee Polk Pulaski 229 1,352 5,632 34 763 177 2,049 Putnam 24 208 357 3 16 247 169 339 30 2 5 15 157 274 119 44 8 25 49 88 62 718 191 33 1,047 274 58 1 94 1,071 4,660 42 396 103 181 2 46 901 4,213 13 4,226 1,494 40 Randolph 203 1,234 2,918 6 205 89 90 132 16 179 841 1,806 5 81 18 60 Reynolds 58 619 1,023 4 269 79 23 Ripley 106 756 1,166 14 273 78 91 St Chas 1,366 8,460 29,484 415 2,131 984 4,093 St Clair 34 783 2,140 3 476 170 33 399 49 306 39 83 17 277 18 18 39 496 194 6 23 397 126 3 1 21 112 29 38 90 117 120 34 1 8 35 196 179 799 52 1 11 15 558 341 135 39 1 4 6 259 83 3,650 61 2 185 218 5,565 1,277 293 33 7 13 150 264 3,489 74 3 316 320 6,738 1,409 198 90 135 306 74 22 984 172 100 743 229 14 449 33 15 485 60 238 5,514 1,079 220 352 101 35 2,041 388 45 617 55 21 5,430 1,330 214 766 161 36 22 4 1 4 5 3 12 18 4 554 537 2 Ralls Ray St Fran Ste Gen 756 111 2,837 831 7,278 879 46 3 338 45 121 21 248 27 5 St Louis 1,705 9,076 39,741 688 1,697 1,081 5,827 Saline 91 963 2,089 2 55 53 57 21 34 480 127 236 242 237 306 84 76 301 151 171 249 1,090 90 565 145 935 200 620 491 18 2,716 1,877 12 98 44 194 53 948 365 14 2,489 2,833 37 76 31 75 27 592 184 3 1,966 2,128 12 36 12 44 7 991 271 133 72 60 876 618 895 367 33 3,221 2,738 19 158 45 247 70 423 127 225 39 331 1,244 9 41 7 17 2 5,562 1,985 63 11,498 15,058 892 226 127 251 151 3 6 231 141 7 1,463 963 2 40 11 52 10 524 225 1,562 1,715 18 18 14 37 1 415 182 10 1,050 1,815 29 86 15 61 24 1,932 567 130 159 353 92 285 125 3 1,173 825 4 42 25 54 14 2,810 6,012 299 33 26 29 14 2 941 1,471 57 17 6 10 2 5,649 2,390 35 11,504 17,748 688 131 277 257 69 1 1 531 179 24 2,034 2,002 11 83 15 90 38 0 0 0 5,099 $145,235 $132,107 9.94% 0 0 0 14,547 $223,493 $204,249 9.42% 0 0 0 15,291 $242,881 $238,164 1.98% 0 0 8,943 $121,928 $124,514 -2.08% 0 0 0 4,900 $80,499 $79,475 1.29% 0 0 0 7,775 $155,181 $162,090 -4.26% 0 0 0 103,019 $1,412,609 $1,352,200 4.47% 0 0 0 7,710 $110,699 $115,351 -4.03% 0 0 0 28,169 $401,292 $388,840 3.20% 0 0 0 6,535 $96,348 $94,506 1.95% 0 0 0 117,450 $1,594,707 $1,640,100 -2.77% 0 0 0 10,472 $158,466 $154,801 2.37% 1,723 2,804 191 38 19 26 14 Nonres Landowner Fire Deer- (2) Nonres Landowner Archer-(2) Res Lifetime Hunt - (2) 0 0 0 0 Res Lifetime Fish - (2) 0 0 0 0 Res Lifetime Cons - (2) 0 0 0 0 Total Number Sold 10,783 17,285 13,471 18,821 2004 Value Sold $167,580 $245,171 $185,753 $256,088 2003 Value Sold $167,640 $220,039 $193,859 $248,411 Percent (+or-) -0.04% 11.42% -4.18% 3.09% Notes: Some county titles are abbreviated. For permit type definitions, see page 28 (1) The figures shown for this permit type is inclusive of all replacement permits. See page 28 for percentage breakdown of total replacements vs. fall permits (turkey & deer) replacements. (2) Available only through Central Office HUNTING AND FISHING PERMIT SALES VOLUME NUMBER OF PERMITS SOLD BY COUNTY 2004 PERMIT YEAR (Continued on next page) Permit Type Heritage Card Schuyler 5 Scotland 32 Scott 59 Shannon 67 Shelby 45 Stoddard 281 Res Hunt & Fish Res Fishing White River Border Lakes Daily Fishing Nonres Fish Trout 189 148 228 315 92 58 3 192 129 8 487 845 2 28 6 23 565 913 42 814 93 496 375 431 1 64 8 7 1,266 2,752 7 149 53 29 Res Sm Game Hunt Res Trapping Nonres Furbearer H & T Nonres Sm Game Hunt Daily Sm Game Migratory Bird Replacements (1) 101 33 3 15 35 32 42 120 38 1 22 31 58 70 292 16 168 17 837 26 2 24 421 42 4 3 12 205 135 34 3 2 15 99 67 52 253 1,333 268 Res Spring Turkey Res Fall Turkey Nonres Spring Turkey Nonres Fall Turkey Nonres Landowner Spring Turkey Nonres Landowner Fall Turkey Youth Deer & Turkey 171 67 167 14 278 76 226 11 180 42 478 36 53 1 298 55 13 56 93 88 165 Res Archer's Deer & Turkey Resident Archery Antlerless Deer Nonresident Arch Antlerless Deer Resident Firearm Antlerless Deer Res Firearm Deer Res Managed Deer Nonres Fire Deer Nonres Fire Anydeer Reciprocal Fee Nonresident Firearm Antlerless Deer Fall Nonres Arch Nonres Managed Deer Nonres Managed Deer Reciprocal Fee 75 58 48 842 583 171 105 30 967 699 2 177 101 278 174 308 3 275 118 37 860 30 6 1 4 1,052 1,314 32 30 14 46 4 116 138 312 145 Stone Sullivan 33 Taney 126 180 Vernon 170 1,068 10,324 964 13,065 4,030 2,786 269 433 1,492 11,893 1,945 27,910 5,132 29,391 1,093 2,263 283 302 64 475 1,131 2,570 3 311 211 77 601 1,335 12 67 28 87 209 18 1 3 12 156 364 111 20 304 30 1 18 24 214 883 243 37 2 9 17 117 200 331 34 15 48 92 564 185 629 138 5 467 117 38 2 221 68 42 3 720 159 122 1,048 153 329 9 90 264 198 110 12 1,147 833 951 42 191 68 222 38 24 74 12 233 2,674 78 22 4 7 5 452 167 11 1,136 1,522 27 20 9 22 16 121 73 5 1,005 768 2 45 34 95 21 659 230 13 1,404 1,949 71 66 7 73 27 1 0 0 0 4,190 $63,912 $55,829 14.48% 0 0 0 12,358 $174,271 $162,288 7.38% 0 0 0 37,260 $538,970 $518,529 3.94% 0 0 0 3,660 $65,553 $65,468 0.13% 0 0 0 85,086 $957,393 $959,669 -0.24% 63 39 24 5 17 15 68 55 Texas Warren Washington 149 172 Wayne 109 Webster 168 1,245 2,539 1 362 49 83 1,453 4,255 15 912 241 36 802 2,364 165 131 34 329 77 91 283 27 1 2 14 371 114 290 12 1 3 5 58 146 290 25 1 4 14 169 265 252 22 50 9 7 15 29 23 15 858 150 48 522 88 16 2 835 152 16 617 121 23 1 858 267 36 103 27 49 2 303 235 144 245 217 223 39 555 206 4 1,830 2,749 30 157 52 144 30 1 524 242 47 2,080 2,088 700 208 761 331 472 13 1,588 2,739 132 7 3 5 1 134 2,311 51 31 20 1 7 45 17 6 381 300 93 37 165 54 1,683 2,024 34 31 14 35 11 582 158 7 2,316 2,335 17 24 9 23 9 0 0 0 12,885 $246,295 $246,129 0.07% 0 0 0 12,363 $193,596 $193,803 -0.11% 0 0 0 8,603 $121,037 $108,505 11.55% 0 0 0 11,781 $164,664 $157,269 4.70% 0 0 0 11,808 $179,391 $182,841 -1.89% 0 0 0 11,453 $156,234 $155,621 0.39% 0 0 0 1,663 $52,792 $49,153 7.40% 3 4 177 138 Worth 20 17 15 95 51 143 37 Nonres Landowner Fire Deer- (2) Nonres Landowner Archer-(2) Res Lifetime Hunt - (2) 0 0 0 0 Res Lifetime Fish - (2) 0 0 0 0 Res Lifetime Cons - (2) 0 0 0 0 Total Number Sold 3,548 4,632 3,806 7,017 2004 Value Sold $119,821 $148,019 $53,728 $104,160 2003 Value Sold $114,185 $138,495 $66,810 $104,165 Percent (+or-) 4.94% 6.88% -19.58% 0.00% Notes: Some county titles are abbreviated. For permit type definitions, see page 28 (1) The figures shown for this permit type is inclusive of all replacement permits. See page 28 for percentage breakdown of total replacements vs. fall permits (turkey & deer) replacements. (2) Available only through Central Office NUMBER OF PERMITS SOLD BY COUNTY HUNTING AND FISHING PERMIT SALES VOLUME 2004 PERMIT YEAR Total 04 Total 03 Percent Permit Type Definitions Wright (+ or -) Permits Permits Conservation Heritage Card 170 24,628 25,269 -2.54% Resident Hunting & Fishing 1,021 150,589 152,237 -1.08% Resident Fishing 2,559 502,845 506,762 -0.77% White River Border Lakes 471 13,783 13,374 3.06% Daily Fishing 198 152,295 158,161 -3.71% Nonresident Fishing 54 50,950 49,107 3.75% Trout 240 84,692 86,496 -2.09% Resident Small Game Hunting 203 51,832 55,459 -6.54% Resident Trapping 44 4,322 3,551 21.71% Nonresident Furbearer Hunt/Trap 1 198 166 19.28% Nonresident Small Game Hunting 5 4,953 4,901 1.06% Daily Small Game Hunting 6 8,534 6,745 26.52% Migratory Bird Hunting 131 69,657 73,008 -4.59% Replacements (1) 163 28,423 28,434 -0.04% Resident Spring Turkey Hunting 950 103,501 109,631 -5.59% Resident Fall Turkey Hunting 269 23,213 28,108 -17.41% Nonresident Spring Turkey Hunting 131 9,730 9,604 1.31% Nonresident Fall Turkey Hunting 13 435 476 -8.61% Nonres Landowner Spring Turkey 394 300 31.33% Nonres Landowner Fall Turkey 84 74 13.51% Youth Deer & Turkey Hunting 253 28,942 25,846 11.98% Resident Archer's Deer and Turkey Hunting 596 90,243 98,375 -8.27% Resident Firearm Antlerless Deer 1,797 236,610 259,795 -8.92% Resident Archery Antlerless Deer 175 30,822 32,239 -4.40% Nonresident Arch Antlerless Deer 1 1,306 Resident Firearm Deer Hunting 2,353 301,439 336,824 -10.51% Resident Managed Deer Hunting 38 5,836 5,772 1.11% Nonresident Firearm Deer Hunting 80 9,387 8,977 4.57% Nonresident Firearm Deer Reciprocal Fee 25 4,400 4,759 -7.54% Nonresident Firearm Antlerless Deer 65 12,908 12,122 6.48% Fall Nonresident Archer's Hunting 11 4,246 3,447 23.18% Nonresident Managed Deer Hunting 26 27 -3.70% Nonresident Manged Deer Reciprocal Fee 24 28 -14.29% Nonres Landowner Fire Deer-(2) 913 765 19.35% Nonres Landowner Archer-(2) 204 190 7.37% Resident Lifetime Hunting-(2,3) 25 37 -32.43% Resident Lifetime Fishing-(2,3) 328 378 -13.23% Resident Lifetime Conservation Partner-(2,3) 292 343 -14.87% Total Number Sold 12,023 2,013,009 2,101,787 -4.22% 2004 Value Sold $192,068 $30,232,212 $30,167,806 0.21% 2003 Value Sold $200,080 $30,167,806 Percent (+or-) -4.00% 0.21% (1) The figures shown for this permit type is inclusive of all replacement permits. See breakdown below: Replacement permit % breakdown: Sales % Total Hunting & Fishing Permit Replacements: 20,263 71.29% Deer/Turkey Permit Replacements: 8,160 28.71% TOTALS 28,423 100.00% (2) Available only through Central Office (3) Figures reflected encompass total sales for this permit type. 2002 marked the beginning of selling this permit type by age category. See page 29 for sales breakdown by appropriate age classification. Price fee shown in above chart reflects the fee for age category of 16-29 for each permit. Page 28 2004 price $2.00 $19.00 $12.00 $10.00 $5.50 $35.00 $7.00 $10.00 $10.00 $80.00 $65.00 $11.00 $6.00 $2.00 $17.00 $13.00 $145.00 $95.00 $75.00 $50.00 $17.00 $19.00 $7.00 $7.00 $7.00 $17.00 $17.00 $145.00 $170.00 $7.00 $120.00 $145.00 $170.00 $75.00 $75.00 $400.00 $400.00 $800.00 TEMPORARY PERMITS The Department of Conservation started the electronic Point-of-Sale Method for issuing hunting and fishing permits, statewide, with the beginning of the 1996 permit year. Along with this new method came the problems associated with new computerized programs. All hunting and fishing issuing agents were issued Temporary Permit Books, to address the problem for when the electronic system might fail to be functional. If the system became dysfunctional, then the Temporary Permits were used to complete a sales transaction and issue a temporary permit valid for fifteen days, to the permittee. Once the system was functional, the vendor was responsible for entering the sales via the electronic terminal to obtain the actual permit privileges that the permittee purchased. The Department allowed the previously issued seventeen books to Trout Park Concessionaires during the 2003 Permit year to remain with the Concessionaires for the 2004 permit year. Prior to the 1999 Permit Year, the Missouri Department of Conservation implemented the Store and Forward Program within the Point-of-Sale terminal. This program allowed the issuing agents the ability to store the last permit transaction, on the terminal, until the system was functional again, thereby alleviating a need for Temporary Permit Books. Only those vendors identified previously, were issued Temporary Permit Books for 2004. Continuing with the 1996 reimbursement policy for each temporary permit issued correctly through the Point-of-Sale terminal, the Department of Conservation was prepared to award each issuing agent an additional fifty-cent credit per temporary permit. This credit was issued to the issuing agent for each temporary permit issued correctly through the Point-of-Sale terminal, once it was functional. The Temporary Permit Books were reconciled and the Department of Conservation issued reconciliation statements to vendors outlining the results. Those vendors who failed to issue the temporary permits back through the Point-of-Sale System were issued a statement showing the Department’s share of the fees collected. The vendors retained the 5 percent fee for these permits and remitted the balance reflected on their reconciliation statement directly to the Department of Conservation. Permit year 2004 indicates that the Store and Forward Program is indeed a successful, viable tool for handling down time with the Point-of-Sale System. This represents the second permit year Store and Forward retained permittee’s sales information until the Point-of-Sale System was functional again. Thereby, relieving permit vendor’s the necessity of issuing temporary permits. Page 12 LIFETIME & NONRESIDENT LANDOWNER PERMIT SALES VOLUME NUMBER OF PERMITS SOLD BY PERMIT TYPE 2004 PERMIT YEAR 2004 PERMIT TYPE Resident Lifetime Small Game Hunting Permits Age 15 and under Age 16-29 Age 30-39 Age 40-59 Age 60 and over Total Resident Lifetime Small Game Hunting Permits 2003 Percent Permit 2004 2003 Percent Sales Sales (+ or -) Price Revenue Revenue (+ or -) 4 4 7 1 9 25 6 4 4 7 16 37 -33.33% 0.00% 75.00% -85.71% -43.75% -32.43% $275 $400 $350 $300 $35 $1,100 $1,600 $2,450 $300 $315 $5,765 $1,650 $1,600 $1,400 $2,100 $560 $7,310 -33.33% 0.00% 75.00% -85.71% -43.75% -21.14% Resident Lifetime Fishing Permits Age 15 and under Age 16-29 Age 30-39 Age 40-59 Age 60 and over Total Resident Lifetime Fishing Permits 13 3 7 13 292 328 17 2 7 9 343 378 -23.53% 50.00% 0.00% 44.44% -14.87% -13.23% $275 $400 $350 $300 $35 $3,575 $1,200 $2,450 $3,900 $10,220 $21,345 $4,675 $800 $2,450 $2,700 $12,005 $22,630 -23.53% 50.00% 0.00% 44.44% -14.87% -5.68% Resident Lifetime Conservation Partner Permits Age 15 and under Age 16-29 Age 30-39 Age 40-59 Age 60 and over Total Resident Lifetime Conservation Partner Permits 39 8 15 10 220 292 36 6 9 18 274 343 8.33% 33.33% 66.67% -44.44% -19.71% -14.87% $550 $800 $700 $600 $70 $21,450 $6,400 $10,500 $6,000 $15,400 $59,750 $19,800 $4,800 $6,300 $10,800 $19,180 $60,880 8.33% 33.33% 66.67% -44.44% -19.71% -1.86% 913 394 84 204 1,595 765 300 74 190 1,329 19.35% 31.33% 13.51% 7.37% 20.02% $75 $75 $50 $75 $68,475 $29,550 $4,200 $15,300 $117,525 $57,375 $22,500 $3,700 $14,250 $97,825 19.35% 31.33% 13.51% 7.37% 20.14% 2,240 $204,385 2,087 $188,645 7.33% $204,385 $188,645 8.34% Nonresident Landowner Permits Nonresident landowner firearms, anydeer hunting permit Nonresident landowner firearms, spring turkey hunt Nonresident landowner firearms, fall turkey hunt Nonresident landowner archery Total Nonresident Landowner Permits GRAND Total Sold Special Permits Sold only at MDC 2004 Value Sold NOTE: Effective with the 1996 permit year, anglers and hunters were provided the opportunity to buy: (1) lifetime hunting; (2) lifetime fishing or (3) lifetime conservation partner permits. As of 2002, these permits were based upon their age as opposed to paying one set fee for the permit type. By setting a pre-determined fee based upon age, the Department is able to provide a viable management tool to monitor public interest in outdoor sports while providing cost-savings opportunity for all resident hunters and anglers. As of Permit Year 2004, bonus deer permits were eliminated and replaced with Nonresident Antlerless Deer Permit. 2003 sales of landowner bonus permits and firearm bonus permits have been combined into this permit. Permittees are able to purchase an unlimited quantity at a nominal cost of $7 per permit. Page 29 RESIDENT LANDOWNER PERMIT SALES VOLUME NUMBER OF PERMITS SOLD BY PERMIT TYPE 2004 PERMIT YEAR Total 2003 Permits PERMIT TYPE Resident Landowner Any-deer Permit Resident Landowner Firearm Antlerless Deer Resident Landowner Fall Turkey Permit Resident Landowner Archer's Hunting Permit Resident Landowner Archery Antlerless Deer Replacement Resident Landowner Total Resident Landowner permits issued 46,297 77,190 0 0 0 1,362 124,849 Total 2004 Permits 155,287 170,066 74,459 68,804 123,350 7,187 599,153 Percent (+ or -) 235.41% 120.32% 427.68% 379.90% NOTE: Beginning with the 2001 permit year, in an attempt to streamline the issuance of Resident Landowner Deer Permits, the Department decided to utilize the Point-of-Sale system to issue and account for these permits. This step allowed MDC to record all hunting permits comprehensively in a single data base. Landowner permit records had previously been maintained in a separate data base, which made reporting and comparisons difficult. Please note there is no cost associated with these permits, therefore the above permits are not included in the total permit sales reflected throughout the report. This was done in order to provide a more concise and accurate reflection of permits assigned a stated fee amount to conserve the comparison capability of prior year sales vs the current year sales, without overstating the sales by showing these permits that do not have a fee associated or attached to the permit. However, the issuance of these permits will be reported as shown above, to retain the integrity of this report and for historical purpose. Continuing its efforts to streamline and minimize efforts of issuing Landowner permits, the 2004 Deer Season saw the Point-of-Sale System take another leap by issuing all of the landowner permits through the automated system. As an incentive for the permit vendors, the Department established a set commission fee of fifty cents ($0.50) per landowner transaction that was awarded to the vendor for their assistance in providing this service to landowners wanting to hunt deer in Missouri. Page 30 HUNTING AND FISHING PERMIT SALES TOP 25 COUNTIES BY DOLLAR SALES VOLUME 2004 PERMIT YEAR County St. Louis Jackson St Charles Cole Greene Taney Camden Jefferson Clay Barry Franklin Laclede Stone Boone Marion Jasper Benton Howell Buchanan Cass St Francois Henry Butler Adair Phelps TOTAL 2004 Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank 1990 2000 Sales 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 Population Population $1,594,708 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 $1,488,658 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 $1,412,610 3 3 4 4 4 4 3 3 $1,238,519 5 5 6 6 6 6 12 13 $1,209,719 4 4 3 3 3 3 4 4 $957,394 6 6 5 5 5 5 35 24 $847,080 7 7 7 7 7 7 33 28 $744,668 9 9 9 9 9 9 5 5 $732,369 8 8 8 8 8 8 6 6 $641,637 10 10 10 10 10 10 32 30 $631,698 11 11 11 11 12 12 10 9 $566,934 12 12 12 13 13 14 34 33 $538,970 14 13 13 12 11 11 52 36 $527,380 13 14 14 14 14 13 7 7 $449,222 17 18 18 18 17 19 31 37 $444,291 15 16 16 16 16 16 8 8 $443,115 21 20 20 20 20 17 69 61 $442,473 16 15 15 19 18 20 26 27 $422,731 18 17 17 15 15 15 9 10 $405,343 20 19 19 17 19 18 11 11 $401,292 22 23 23 23 22 22 15 15 $381,274 19 21 21 21 24 24 49 49 $376,162 23 24 24 24 23 21 20 20 $364,000 25 25 25 (1) (1) 25 36 40 $355,451 24 22 22 22 21 23 22 23 $17,617,692 % of Total Sales 59.91% 58.27% NOTE: (1) Was not ranked in the top 25 counties for this year, was actually ranked 26 Page 33 DAILY HUNTING and DAILY FISHING PERMIT SALES TOP 25 COUNTIES BY SALES VOLUME 2004 PERMIT YEAR DAILY HUNTING COUNTY SALES Cole 866 Jackson 627 New Madrid 619 Dunklin 494 Pemiscot 357 Holt 354 Marion 346 St Charles 320 Stoddard 253 St Louis 218 Mississippi 216 Buchanan 175 Harrison 174 Nodaway 170 Clark 159 Clay 137 Livingston 135 Platte 106 Cape Girardeau 103 Atchison 101 McDonald 100 Jasper 97 Vernon 92 Adair 81 Boone 78 TOP 25 TOTAL 6,378 STATEWIDE TOTAL 8,534 PERCENTAGE 75% DAILY FISHING COUNTY SALES Taney 27,910 Barry 20,495 Stone 13,065 Camden 12,060 Laclede 8,025 Benton 4,771 Ralls 4,226 Jackson 3,994 Dent 3,705 Greene 3,524 Morgan 2,785 McDonald 2,403 Clay 2,279 Henry 2,263 Phelps 2,191 St. Charles 2,131 Cole 1,785 St.Louis 1,697 Marion 1,678 Hickory 1,508 Ozark 1,447 Monroe 1,303 Cedar 1,249 Wayne 912 Nodaway 892 TOP 25 TOTAL 128,298 STATEWIDE TOTAL 152,295 PERCENTAGE 84% Page 35 HUNTING AND FISHING PERMIT SALES TOP TEN COUNTIES BY PERMIT TYPE NUMBER OF PERMITS SOLD - 2004 PERMIT YEAR (Continued on next page) Heritage Card COLE ST. LOUIS JACKSON ST. CHARLES GREENE JEFFERSON ST. FRANCOIS CLAY FRANKLIN BUCHANAN Resident Hunting and Fishing ST. LOUIS ST. CHARLES JACKSON GREENE COLE JEFFERSON FRANKLIN CLAY BOONE ST. FRANCOIS 1,706 1,705 1,526 1,366 1,094 837 756 726 614 612 Resident Fishing White River Border Lakes ST. LOUIS JACKSON ST. CHARLES GREENE CAMDEN CLAY JEFFERSON BENTON LACLEDE TANEY 39,741 34,498 29,484 27,248 17,956 17,398 15,068 12,167 12,119 11,893 HOWELL TANEY OZARK GREENE STONE BARRY ST. LOUIS CHRISTIAN DOUGLAS WRIGHT Daily Fishing (1 day) TANEY BARRY STONE CAMDEN LACLEDE JACKSON BENTON MCDONALD CLAY RALLS 16,974 12,624 6,200 3,995 3,462 3,429 2,303 1,989 1,946 1,731 TANEY BARRY CAMDEN STONE LACLEDE BENTON RALLS DENT MORGAN GREENE 3,909 2,911 2,802 2,263 1,928 968 871 867 755 680 TANEY CAMDEN STONE BARRY LACLEDE RALLS DENT GREENE MORGAN BENTON 2,163 1,945 1,667 1,391 964 723 688 623 604 471 Daily Fishing (2 days) Daily Fishing (3 days) TANEY BARRY CAMDEN STONE LACLEDE RALLS BENTON DENT MORGAN GREENE 9,076 8,460 6,131 5,533 4,911 4,906 4,747 4,039 3,136 2,837 4,841 4,071 3,123 2,600 1,929 1,262 1,100 949 874 668 Daily Fishing (4 days) Page 36 1,250 1,133 990 626 509 358 312 282 193 192 HUNTING AND FISHING PERMIT SALES TOP TEN COUNTIES BY PERMIT TYPE NUMBER OF PERMITS SOLD - 2004 PERMIT YEAR (Continued on next page) Daily Fishing (5 days) STONE CAMDEN TANEY BARRY LACLEDE GREENE MORGAN BENTON DENT OZARK Daily Fishing (6 days) 734 714 701 222 178 140 127 123 111 76 CAMDEN STONE TANEY MORGAN GREENE BARRY BENTON LACLEDE DENT OZARK 293 278 235 58 45 41 20 19 13 13 Nonresident Fishing Trout Permit CAMDEN TANEY STONE BARRY BENTON MORGAN JACKSON COLE LACLEDE GREENE 6,270 5,132 4,030 3,746 2,164 2,160 2,056 1,872 1,740 1,671 TANEY GREENE ST.LOUIS ST. CHARLES LACLEDE JACKSON STONE BARRY DENT PULASKI 29,391 6,546 5,827 4,093 3,630 3,179 2,786 2,599 2,329 2,049 Resident Small Game Hunting ST. LOUIS ST. CHARLES JACKSON CLAY GREENE CAPE GIRARDEAU NEW MADRID DUNKLIN BUCHANAN JEFFERSON 3,650 3,489 2,936 1,842 1,773 1,439 1,416 1,332 1,319 1,253 FRANKLIN COLE GREENE BOONE CHARITON BUCHANAN JASPER MARION NODAWAY LIVINGSTON 132 111 90 81 77 76 75 75 75 74 Nonresident Small Game Hunting JACKSON COLE ST. CHARLES MARION NEW MADRID ST. LOUIS DUNKLIN PEMISCOT HOLT MISSISSIPPI 866 632 316 282 222