Raised In Alaska Sets Up A New Trail Camera
Raised In Alaska sets up a new game trail camera. ...
Category: Hunting
Proposed Anchorage Moose Hunt For Disabled, Limited-Mobility Hunters Rejected
The Alaska Department of Law rejected an Alaska Board of Game proposal for an Anchorage moose hunt for disabled hunters and those with limited mobility. ...
National Wildlife Federation Outdoors Releases New Film To Promote Responsible Renewables Development
“Hunters and anglers are on the front lines of climate change. We know as well as anyone that we absolutely must transition away from fossil fuels,” said Aaron Kindle, director of sporting advocacy at the National Wildlife Federation. “But with all development...
New Cases Of Avian Flu Detected In Wild Birds
The Alaska Beacon reports 232 birds, three foxes and two bears were infected by avian flu viruses in the latest count in the state. ...
ADFG Hopes Predator Control Process Will Help Decrease Mulchatna Caribou Herd Numbers
Meat from all black bears and some brown bears was transported to local villages and provided for subsistence. A total of 94 brown bears, 5 black bears, and 5 wolves have been removed. The program has concluded for the season....
Governor Signs Bill Offering Disabled Veterans Free Trapping Licenses
Gov. Mike Dunleavy's signature paved the way for Alaska's disabled veterans to obtain a free fur trapping license. ...
A Hunter Scores A Perfect 10: The North American Slam
I set the goal to harvest the Super 10 by age 35. At the time I was 26. This would allow me to take a new species every other year....
Happy Birthday To Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
"The best way to honor our founders and the sacrifices they made so many years ago is to have a strategic focus to do even more to ensure the future of elk, mule deer, moose and so many other wildlife species...