The Alaska Board of Game’s Proposal Book for the 2026/2027 meeting cycle is now available online at https://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=gameboard.proposalbook. The book includes proposals seeking changes to hunting and trapping regulations for the Interior, Western and Arctic Regions (Game Management Units 12, and 18-26.)...
"Join me in this breathtaking adventure as I encounter one of the largest moose I've ever seen in Alaska! Witness the incredible head wagging display, a true sign of dominance and territory. Learn about the fascinating behavior of this trophy bull...
The 2026 moose population estimate for Unit 6A West, drainages between Cape Suckling to Palm Point, is 213 moose. The department set a maximum allowable harvest of 15 bulls in the registration hunt (RM160) and the current reported registration harvest is...
The National Park Service’s Lake Clark National Park Subsistence Resource Commission fall meeting will be held in Nondalton on Saturday, October 3, 2026. The meeting is open to the public....
The following is courtesy of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game: Division of Wildlife Conservation Seeks Input on Proposed Nelchina Tier Hunt (Glennallen) – The 2026 Nelchina caribou herd population survey has revealed continued encouraging numbers, with over 17,800 caribou...
The most recent aerial survey found a minimum count of 294 goats in the RG266 registration permit area. The department set the maximum allowable harvest at nine (9) goat points. The current reported harvest is four billies, one nanny and one...
The following is courtesy of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game: Goat Hunt RG252 Closes East of Unakwik Inlet (Cordova) – Registration permit hunt RG252 for mountain goats in Game Management Unit 6D will close by emergency order at 11:59...
The 2023 moose population point estimate for Unit 6B, east of the Copper River Delta and including the Martin River Valley, was 260 moose. The department set a maximum allowable harvest of 25 bull moose for the 2026 season. Harvest reports...
