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Hunters Included in Alaska Land Decisions 08/15/06
After years of battling by groups like Safari Club International, a judge in Alaska has agreed that representatives from the hunting community must be allowed to participate in decisions concerning the use of the state’s federal land for subsistence purposes. [Comments?]
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Tularemia Hot Spot Noted 06/23/06
Tests have confirmed that a snowshoe hare from the North Pole area died of Tularemia last week. [Comments?]
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Predator Control Programs Adopted 05/19/06
The Board of Game voted unanimously to continue predator control programs in four areas of the state with some minor changes, and replaced one program with an expanded effort. [Comments?]
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Winter Hunt for Moose in GMU 26A 02/21/06
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game announced an emergency opening of a winter moose hunting season in
Game Management Unit26A in the Colville River drainage upstream from and including the Anaktuvuk River drainage. [Comments?]
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State Resumes Predator Management Programs 01/30/06
State wildlife officials on Friday began issuing new wolf control permits under new regulations unanimously approved by the Board of Game in response to concerns raised by a Superior Court judge. [4 Comments]
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Hunting Season Closed to Protect Nelchina Caribou 12/19/05
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has closed caribou hunting on land accessible from the Taylor Highway south of Chicken to protect animals from the Nelchina Herd which have moved into the area during the past week. [Comments?]
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State Shortens Fall 2005 Registration Moose Hunt 05/09/05
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game announces an emergency order that establishes a 2-week moose season in fall 2005 for registration permit hunt RM840. The resident season for this hunt will be Sept. 1-Sept. 14 with a bag limit of one bull by registration permit only. [Comments?]
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Disease Identified in Moose 04/18/05
Preliminary laboratory results indicate that several moose that died in the Fairbanks area this
winter were infected with a disease causing symptoms similar to "Adenovirus Hemorrhage Disease of Deer", or AHD. [Comments?]
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ADF&G Extends Public Comment Period for Draft Wildlife Conservation Strategy 04/11/05
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) announced today that it is extending the public review and comment period for its draft Comprehensive Wildlife Conservation Strategy by two weeks. Interested members of the public will now have until April 18, 2005, to review and comment on the draft strategy. [Comments?]
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Grizzly Bear Control Permits Available 04/03/05
Permits to participate in the State sponsored bear control program in eastern Interior Alaska will be available April 1 from Fish and Game offices in Tok, Fairbanks, Anchorage and Palmer. [2 Comments]
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