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Hunting Trip Information Form
Each member of the hunting party should provide the requested information. Be thorough. Print the form.
Give copies to family members and/or friends.
Instruct family members and/or friends on the procedure to follow should it be necessary to contact you
in an emergency
. (To be considered an emergency, a situation must literally be one of "life or death".)
Print and fill in this form. Provide copies to family members and/or friends.
Hunter's Name:
Home Town:
Cell Phone:
Pager:
CB Channel:
CB Handle:
Other Hunter(s) in Party:
Name:
Home/Cell Phone:
Name:
Home/Cell Phone:
Name:
Home/Cell Phone:
Name:
Home/Cell Phone:
Name:
Home/Cell Phone:
Name:
Home/Cell Phone:
Vehicle Information:
Make:
Model:
Year:
Color:
Tag Number:
State:
Others (or Trailer?):
Make:
Model:
Year:
Color:
Tag Number:
State:
Make:
Model:
Year:
Color:
Tag Number:
State:
Hunting Location:
Game Management Unit (GMU) from CPW Hunting Map:
Nearest Town:
or:
Specific Area (provide as much location detail as you can**):
Approximate Date and time of Return:
**For example, provide the nearest county road, Forest Service road, trail number, landmarks, commonly-known place names, and other specific details about your hunting camp's location. A description of and number of tents, trailers, or motor-homes is also helpful information.