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Hunters approve of online check-in
Updated: Saturday, 15 Sep 2012, 10:47 AM EDT
Published : Saturday, 15 Sep 2012, 10:07 AM EDT
VALLONIA, Ind. (AP) - The Indiana Department of Natural Resources is considering permanently allowing deer and turkey hunters to check in their game online instead of visiting check-in stations.
The Tribune in Seymour reports the system called CheckIN Game has been used since the spring wild turkey season under a temporary rule. It allows hunters to check in a deer or wild turkey using a computer or other electronic device. Hunters receive a unique confirmation number for each animal.
Division of Fish & Wildlife staff specialist Linnea Petercheff says electronic check-in is more convenient and saves hunters from having to drive long distances to register their game.
Hunters could still go to a check-in station if the rule passes.
A hearing on the rule change is planned Oct. 4 in Plainfield.
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