Author: chrisco2

Raised In Alaska's moose camp adventure continues with a foggy morning of scouting. ...

“The Seward Lagoon is stocked annually with coho salmon to provide additional fishing opportunities in Resurrection Bay,” stated Assistant Area Management Biologist Donald Arthur. “Because coho are just beginning to arrive at the lagoon this week, right when the youth-only fishery...

RX110 is a subsistence only hunt which further restricts hunters by limiting transportation, requires trophy destruction, and limits permits to one per household. Hunters are prohibited from the use of aircraft for transporting muskox hunters, muskox, or muskox hunting gear. Trophy...

The last survey of the area found a minimum count of 207 goats. The maximum allowable harvest will be eight “goat points.” Total goat points are calculated using one point for each billy harvested and two points for each nanny....

State sealing requirements for wolves harvested in GMU 2 require all hides to be sequentially numbered by the hunter or trapper, who must call the ADF&G Ketchikan office at (907) 225-2475 within 7 days of take to report the date and...

The State resident season for bull moose by registration permit hunt RM840 in Unit 22(D) within the Kuzitrin River drainage and Unit 22(D) Southwest will close by emergency order at 11:59 p.m. on September 3, 2025. The fall harvest quota of...

The state hunting season is scheduled to remain open in Zone 3 and remain closed in Zones 1 and 4. RC860 permits are available online at http://hunt.alaska.gov and in person in Tok, Delta Junction, Eagle, Fairbanks, Glennallen, Central, Douglas, Anchorage, and Palmer....

The program provides technical expertise about rehabilitation practices, state and federal permitting assistance, and funding for salmon habitat rehabilitation and protection projects along streambanks in the Tanana Watershed. Funds are limited and not all projects can be funded; however, selected landowners...