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Characteristics of hunter, hunt and hunting ground in hunt management information system: Antalya province example

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2019
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The aim of this study is to investigate the characteristics of hunting, hunter and hunting ground in hunting management information system. The data obtained from the 6th Regional Directorate of Nature Conservation and National Parks and AVBİS of Antalya Branch Office were evaluated in SPSS 17.00 package program. According to the results of the analysis, the educational status of the hunters, the activity and passivity of the occupational status and the distribution of the educational status by districts were found statistically insignificant. According to the Kruskal-Wallis test on hunting grounds and animal species in the last three years, the percentage of hunting was statistically significant (P <0.05). It is seen that the hunters were hunted in İbradı State Hunt for the most, and at least in the Akseki Geriş State Hunt, Alanya Mahmutlar Demirtaş State Hunt, Oğuz General Hunt, Kaş Town State Hunt and Kumluca Adrasan State Hunt. In hunters' hunting birds group; hunters mostly preferred Karatavuk, Kınalı Partridge, Sand partridge, Öter juniper and Pigeon (Rock pigeon) species and hunters preferred Tahtalı, Üveyik, Quılcın, Çulluk, Sakarmeke and Duck species less. Besides, what is mostly fined is '' hunting in hunting grounds without hunting document'' while the least fined is ''setting up hunting blind which hasn't features that Centarl Hunting Commision specified and hunting in these hunting blinds''. The highest revenue from stamp sales is in İstanbul and Antalya.

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Ali Umut Özdağ

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Ali Umut Özdağ (Master Thesis). Characteristics of hunter, hunt and hunting ground in hunt management information system: Antalya province example, 2019, Isparta University of Applied Sciences.

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