The North Dakota Game and Fish announced the Spring Turkey Hunting season for 2024, and said that they will be giving out 8,137 wild turkey licenses statewide, which is an increase of 725 from last season. ND Game and Fish says thirteen of the 22 hunting units have more spring licenses than last year and…
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The North Dakota Game and Fish conducted their annual midwinter waterfowl survey, and say it was a record breaking year. Biologists say they counted more than 300,000 Canada geese which breaks the old record of approximately 222,000 Canada geese. North Dakota Game and Fish said biologists also counted more than 9,000 snow geese, and 43,000…
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Here’s a reminder for North Dakota hunters: tree stands, blinds, steps and other personal items such as cameras, must be removed from wildlife management areas by January 31st. Items not removed by then will be considered abandoned property and will be subject to removal and confiscation by the North Dakota Game and Fish Department.
For the second straight year, the North Dakota Game and Fish Department has a Take Someone New Ice Fishing Challenge. Cayla Bendel with the Game and Fish Department talks about the contest. That fish house was donated by Runnings. Bendel tells us about last year’s contest. There’s more information on North Dakota’s Take Someone New…
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North Dakota Game and Fish announced that they will be making some rule changes regarding deer carcass disposal for the upcoming deer hunting seasons. North Dakota Game and Fish Outreach Biologist Douglas Leier explains what these new carcass disposal requirements are. With the ongoing fight against Chronic Wasting Disease the North Dakota Game and Fish…
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The North Dakota Game and Fish wants to remind North Dakota and out of state hunters that their deer gun season will be open starting Friday, November 10 at 12:00 pm. The North Dakota Game and Fish Department will also be continuing its Hunter-Harvested Surveillance program during the hunting season by sampling deer for chronic…
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