Official game species list for the state of Hawai‘i as of 2018, adapted from the State Of Hawaii, Division of Forestry and Wildlife.

Official game species list for the state of Hawai‘i as of 2018, adapted from the State Of Hawaii, Division of Forestry and Wildlife.</p

Islandwide game harvest models of species occurring on more than one island in which the best model showed no interaction (model 13; Harvest = constant + year + island).

Islandwide game harvest models of species occurring on more than one island in which the best model showed no interaction (model 13; Harvest = constant + year + island).</p

Trends in statewide harvest of birds (solid line) and mammals (dashed line) on six of the main Hawaiian Islands between 1946 and 2008.

Trends in statewide harvest of birds (solid line) and mammals (dashed line) on six of the main Hawaiian Islands between 1946 and 2008.</p

Islandwide game harvest results for models 5–7^*.

Islandwide game harvest results for models 5–7*.</p

Statewide bird (n = 60) and mammal (n = 57) harvest results for models 5–7^*.

Statewide bird (n = 60) and mammal (n = 57) harvest results for models 5–7*.</p

Trends in islandwide harvest of game birds in Hawai‘i between 1946 and 2008.

Trends in islandwide harvest of game birds in Hawai‘i between 1946 and 2008.</p

Trends in hunter participation explained by (a) time and taxonomic group, (b) models 10–12^*, and (c) different islands.

Trends in hunter participation explained by (a) time and taxonomic group, (b) models 10–12*, and (c) different islands.</p

Trends in statewide harvest of all game species (dotted line), birds (solid line), and mammals (dashed line) in Hawai‘i between 1946 and 2008.

Trends in statewide harvest of all game species (dotted line), birds (solid line), and mammals (dashed line) in Hawai‘i between 1946 and 2008.</p

Map of the main Hawaiian Islands.

Public domain image from the USGS.</p

Trends in islandwide harvest of game mammals in Hawai‘i between 1946 and 2008.

Trends in islandwide harvest of game mammals in Hawai‘i between 1946 and 2008.</p