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Search the database: 2019 deer hunt lottery winners
Over 59,000 people were successful in winning an any-deer permit in 2019 and of those, about 56,000 were from Maine. The first two digits of the Any Deer Permit Number/Superpack Permit Number is the Wildlife Management District (WMD) the hunter was selected for. For example: 23R000000 is for WMD23. SOURCE: Maine Department of Inland Fisheries […]
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Over 59,000 people were successful in winning an any-deer permit in 2019 and of those, about 56,000 were from Maine.
The first two digits of the Any Deer Permit Number/Superpack Permit Number is the Wildlife Management District (WMD) the hunter was selected for. For example: 23R000000 is for WMD23.
SOURCE:Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife
INTERACTIVE:Julia McCue
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