Unintentionally Hooked Paddlefish Warrants Reminder
Paddlefish Snaggers Reminded of Possible Burn Ban
Several counties in western and central North Dakota have had burn bans, and recent moisture has allowed some to rescind burn restrictions. If burn bans are in place, open burning, including campfires, is prohibited.
Nonresident Any-Deer Bow Licenses All Issued for 2008
Becoming an Outdoors-Woman Workshop Set Aug. 8-10
Game and Fish Sponsors Earth Day Project
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department is celebrating Earth Day by sponsoring a youth clean-up day on public-owned or managed lands in April and May.
“If your school, Girl Scout, Boy Scout, 4-H club or any youth organization participates in cleaning up public lands during April and May, each participant will receive a specifically designed conservation patch,” said Nathaniel Umphrey, Game and Fish Department outreach biologist.
Spring Turkey Season Opens April 12
North Dakota’s spring turkey season opens Saturday, April 12 at 30 minutes before sunrise and continues through May 18.
Stan Kohn, upland game management supervisor for the state Game and Fish Department, said turkeys occupy all areas of the state containing good habitat, and in many instances, are even found in areas of marginal turkey habitat by surviving in secondary cover.
