Which state has the largest deer herd?

According to a 2015 deer population estimate by North American Whitetail magazine, here are the states with the largest deer populations:

Texas: Estimated population of 4 million.
Alabama: Estimated population of 1.8 million.
Mississippi: Estimated population of 1.8 million.
Missouri: Estimated population of 1.3 million.

What states have the most whitetail deer?

Boone and Crockett’s Top Whitetail States

#1 – Wisconsin. Wisconsin is the #1 ranked state with 1,822 total entries and six counties in the top 20 U.S. counties with the most records produced.
#2 – Illinois.
#3 – Iowa.
#4 – Minnesota.
#5 – Ohio.
#6 – Kentucky.
#7 – Missouri.
#8 – Kansas.

Which state had the most deer?

How Many Deer Are In the United States?

Georgia: Deer population around 1.2 million.
Oklahoma: Deer population around 500,000.
Colorado: Deer population around 25,000.
Iowa: Deer population around 400,000.
South Dakota: Deer population around 300,000.
Alabama: Deer population around 1.8 million.

Which state has most deer hunters?

Texas
Texas lead the nation in number of deer hunters in 2016-2017 with nearly 740,000 participants. The Lone Star State has also seen a 28% increase in deer hunters from 2006 to 2016, according to QDMA.

Which US state has the most hunters?

Texas leads the nation in number of hunters but it is also the largest state in the whitetail’s range, so hunter density is light.

Are there any deer in Hawaii?

Axis deer were first brought to the islands in the 1860s. Now they number in the tens of thousands. But the most important invasive species for a few islands, especially Maui and Molokai, is the axis deer. On Molokai, an island of only around 7,000 people, there are somewhere around 70,000 axis deer.

What is the most hunted State?

What state hunts the most deer?

Texas lead the nation in number of deer hunters in 2016-2017 with nearly 740,000 participants. The Lone Star State has also seen a 28% increase in deer hunters from 2006 to 2016, according to QDMA.