Muskoxen were reintroduced to the North Slope in 1969 and 1970. The population has expanded and declined over time. The current population estimate is 220 muskoxen which is below the management objective but there is still a harvestable surplus of bull...
The harvest quota will be determined by fall composition surveys and announced by advisory announcement prior to the season. To participate, hunters must be Alaska residents, possess a valid Alaska state hunting license and a state registration permit (RC504) available at...
"This isn't how the law is supposed to work, the Board’s action falls well outside what ANILCA allows," said Jeremiah Williams SCI Alaska Chapter board president. "Congress gave the Secretaries, not federal staff, and not a board acting by email, narrow, specific authority to...
Two bull moose were reported taken as of September 3 from a population of approximately 70 animals and hunters remain in the field. To maintain appropriate bull:cow ratios and to stay within the overall population objective for Unit 14C, the...
"Join us on an unforgettable adventure in the wilds of Alaska as we search for moose! Watch as we encounter a remarkable one-eyed bull moose, showcasing his stunning antlers and unique challenges in the wild. Witness his surprising aggression as the...
The Alaska Board of Game established a moose registration permit hunt in Unit 22D within the Kuzitrin River drainage and Unit 22D Southwest which is administered with a quota to prevent overharvest. The fall harvest quota of 27 bulls is expected...
The strategy of closing hunt zones when one female has been harvested has been very effective in reducing female harvest and has helped maintain high harvest opportunities for male goats. Keeping hunters focused on avoiding female harvest maintains opportunities for more...
