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...
Harvest has been consistent since the season opened on August 10 and is expected to meet the quota of 100 for Zone 2 by the time of this closure. The state hunting season is scheduled to remain open in Zones 3....
The state resident hunting season for bull moose by registration permit RM840 in Unit 22D Remainder closes at 11:59 p.m. on August 28, 2026. The Alaska Board of Game established a moose registration permit hunt in Unit 22D Remainder in 2020...
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Division of Wildlife Conservation is asking for assistance in collecting additional samples from harvested wolves from Southeast Alaska....
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Participating hunters require a joint State/Federal permit. Hunters must report harvesting a bull moose west of the Dangerous River within 24 hours and a bull moose east of the Dangerous River within three days of the harvest. Prompt harvest reporting helps...
“We’ll fight Trump’s monstrous proposal to gut the Roadless Rule, which would be disastrous for the Tongass,” said Cooper Freeman, Alaska program director. “Punching roads through 9 million acres of intact temperate rainforest would destroy world-class salmon streams. It would open...