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The remains of an overdue Sitka hunter were discovered by Alaska State Troopers, who determined the fatality was likely a bear mauling. ...

Ice house owners will be issued a permit with a unique permit number. The ice house must have this permit number plainly displayed on the side and roof with the numbers at least 12 inches high and 1 inch wide in...

A 30-day public comment period is open now through December 2, 2024 for interested parties to share feedback on a proposed rule to require a charter halibut stamp for all adult charter vessel anglers for each day they intend to retain...

The following press release is courtesy of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game: Wolf trapping season opening for 31 days in GMU 2 CRAIG, Alaska – Biologists with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G), in cooperation with the USDA Forest...

To date, one male and two female goats have been harvested in the Whale Bay/Necker Bay zones. The management objective has been exceeded and no further harvest is warranted. Therefore, these zones are being closed by emergency order (EO) at 11:59...

“Rainforest scientists such as Dominick DellaSala say we’re warming more slowly than nearby regions,” says ASFT Board President Linda Behnken. “They believe there is potential for our region to become a stronghold where everything, from wild salmon to big conifers, can...

Elk on Afognak Island are managed using established harvest guidelines for individual herds and a 10 percent harvest objective for the overall elk population. A harvest objective of 33 elk was established for this portion of the hunt area and as...

In the southwestern part of Kodiak Island (RG480) where goat populations are expanding, liberal hunting regulations allow up to a seven-month registration hunt with a two-goat bag limit for resident and nonresident hunters....