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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…
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Larry Van Daele was named chair in January. His membership on the board expires this summer, and he won't be reappointed. Van Daele talks about his time…
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Reiley brings experience as a biologist and technician in several states researching birds, grizzlies and black bears. He recently received his PhD in…
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State biologists have found an unusual disease among caribou in Southwest Alaska. Biologists typically find the bacteria brucella, which causes…
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Managers say they want to provide subsistence opportunity to residents while still conserving the herd. The bag limit for the hunt is one bull. Hunters…
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KDLG hosts Izzy Ross and Tyler Thompson are trying something new this week — a round up of the week's stories and interviews from around Bristol Bay.…
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The action closes hunting of Mulchatna caribou for the rest of the season. It is the latest in a series of conservation measures taken, after surveys last…
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The Federal Subsistence Board voted Tuesday to pass a temporary special action reducing the bag limit for a herd that is vital to subsistence hunting in…
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The Bristol Bay Regional Advisory Council led a heated discussion about management of the Mulchatna herd at its meeting in Dillingham last week. It also…
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The Mulchatna herd was only half of the minimum population objective this year. Now a proposal to reduce federal subsistence harvest limits is on the…