Harvest trends

What changed this season

Year-over-year harvest movement by state and species, computed from official state harvest reports. Every figure here comes straight from the agencies' own numbers — we just keep the history and do the math.

Biggest increases

Biggest declines

  • Texas Turkey-42.5%

    -42.5% year over year — 23 in 2025 vs 40 in 2024.

  • Wyoming Whitetail-26.3%

    -26.3% since 2023 — 7,992 in 2025 vs 10,847 in 2023.

  • Montana Elk-19.3%

    -19.3% year over year — 22,335 in 2023 vs 27,671 in 2022.

  • Texas Javelina-17.3%

    -17.3% year over year — 43 in 2025 vs 52 in 2024.

  • Missouri Whitetail-15.6%

    -15.6% year over year — 275,656 in 2024 vs 326,448 in 2023.

Longest records

Where we hold the deepest history — the most useful for judging whether a season was really unusual.

Every tracked trend (41)

Totals are statewide sums of reported harvest from official state sources and may be revised by the agency. Reporting rules differ by state, so figures are comparable across years within a state, not between states.