This hunt is open to any resident or non-resident and the permit is non-transferable. Hunters must have a valid hunting license and may not have harvested a moose anywhere else in the state this regulatory year. Hunters on the failure to...
Of the 24 moose harvested, 9 moose had spike/fork antler configuration, 9 moose had 3 or more brow tines on one side, 5 moose had at least a 50-inch antler spread, and 1 moose was sublegal. Additional hunters remain in the...
As of September 30, 2026, 6 billies and 1 nanny have been harvested in the Chugach Mountains drawing permit hunts DG890 and DG891. Based on survey information collected in July, this year’s harvest quota for mountain goats in Unit 14A is 12 goats of which...
The most recent aerial survey found a minimum count of 88 goats in registration permit area RG245. The department set the maximum allowable harvest at 6 goat points. The current reported harvest is two billies and two nannies; each billy counts...
To maintain the population objective of at least 500 goats in Unit 14C that will sustain an annual harvest of 25 goats, comprising at least 60 percent males, harvest from this area should not exceed three goat points. The Twentymile area...
To maintain the population objective of at least 500 goats in Unit 14C that will sustain an annual harvest of 25 goats, comprised of at least 60 percent males, harvest from this area should not exceed 21 goat points....
The commission provides local subsistence users an opportunity to participate in the management of subsistence resources in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park. During the October meeting, commission members will consider proposals to change federal subsistence fishing regulations and receive reports from National...
Unusual seasonal conditions have made boat travel to hunting areas unsafe or difficult. Many hunters rely heavily on boat access. High water and repeated periods of poor travel conditions reduced the number of days hunters could access hunting areas. Additionally, heavy...
