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The Alaska Department of Fish and GameADF&G announces the extension after a season of few harvests due to poor ice and snow conditions. -
Alaska Department of Fish and GameA large moose population and a five-day season extension contributed to the strong fall harvest across units 17A, B, and C.
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Units 17B and 17C will not open for winter moose hunt this year following inconclusive moose demographic survey results and a strong fall harvest -
This year, permitted hunters can hunt in Unit 17B and part of Unit 17C.
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A change in Bristol Bay's federal regulations this month provided some clarity to hunting on snowmachine in Game Management Units 9B, 9C, and all of Unit 17. -
A local hunter was attacked by a bear during a moose hunt up the Nushagak River, 20 miles by air from Dillingham. -
People can still provide written comments on the proposals. The deadline to sign up to testify in person is on March 5. -
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game will open the hunt Dec. 1 at 12:00 a.m. The any bull hunt in Unit 17B will remain closed. The Unit 17C portion of… -
“My mom was saying that the moose probably are timing us: ‘These guys come at 7 o’clock every morning and then again at 6 p.m.’ So they probably go into… -
Moose season opened last week around Dillingham and to the north, and hunting starts Wednesday around Togiak. From Lake Iliamna down to Katmai Preserve… -
The Nushagak Peninsula caribou hunting season is open for the 2021-2022 season, but harvest opportunities are limited. -
The herd is just under 13,000 caribou -- less than half of the population goal set by federal and state agencies. The Mulchatna caribou hunt will not open…
