This year’s brood index came in at 3.68 broods per square mile, down 5 percent from last year. The statewide average since the survey began in 1955 is 2.59 broods per square mile. Overall brood size was up 8 percent from last year.
North Dakota duck brood numbers down slightly from last year Read More »
But for the most part, season framework similar to last year.
Boundary change, pintail limit decrease highlight North Dakota waterfowl regs Read More »
North Dakota’s 2017 small game and furbearer regulations are set, and while most season structures are similar to last year, there are some notable changes: Fur harvesters will have an opportunity to take river otters, with a season limit of 15 taken by traps or cable devices. A limit of one per person is allowed
North Dakota small game, furbearer regs see changes Read More »
Bag limits and licensing requirements are the same as last year. However, the west boundary of the Missouri River Canada Goose zone, north of N.D. Highway 200, is extended to N.D. Highway 8.
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Hunting season set with 410 licenses available; two units that were open last year closing this season.
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More than 12 million fingerlings stocked, and in smaller fisheries, besting the previous high by more than 1 million fish.
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But according to wildlife agency, brood surveys, which begin in late July and are completed by September, provide a much better estimate of summer pheasant production and what hunters might expect for a fall pheasant population.
North Dakota spring pheasant count down from last year Read More »
While many of North Dakota’s ANS prevention regulations are similar to surrounding states and provinces, there are some subtle differences that could lead to travel interruption or citations depending on the circumstances.
North Dakota boaters: Know nuisance species regs outside of state, in Canada Read More »
Index below 3 million for the first time since 1994, but still 23 percent above the long-term average (1948-2016) and 24th highest on record.
North Dakota spring breeding duck numbers down 15 percent Read More »
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