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ND Outdoors: The Fall 2026 Planning Calendar (opens the original)
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With fall fast approaching, North Dakota’s hunting seasons have already opened. The 2026 season officially kicked off Aug. 15 with the early Canada goose management season. Depending on the hunting zone, the first closure is Sept. 7 in the Missouri River zone, followed by Sept. 15 in the western zone and Sept. 22 in the eastern zone. This time of year is more about openings than closures, with nearly every weekend through early November marking another hunting or trapping season. Dove season ope
ND Outdoors: A New Legacy For North Dakota (opens the original)
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On a beautiful morning at the Cass County Soil Conservation District Office south of Mapleton, I watched them all come together. Literally. Richard Fordyce, USDA under secretary, Sen. John Hoeven, Gov. Kelly Armstrong, Jeb Williams, Game and Fish director, and a few dozen others. Some set out at 4 a.m. to travel hours down the road to be a part of the 9:30 a.m. gathering. It struck a chord as farmers, ranchers, landowners and government officials from an array of representation listened to the s
ND Outdoors: Summer Safety On The Water (opens the original)
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I’ll never tire from stressing the importance of safety because hunting, fishing and spending time outdoors is beneficial in multiple ways. Outdoor recreation brings people – old friends, new acquaintances, family – together. If you simply need time away from stress at work or need to refocus, the outdoors is many times the remedy. A little exercise walking to a favorite fishing spot, loading the boat or paddling a canoe down a quiet river with the sun at your back can provide some cardiovascula
ND Outdoors: The Challenge Of Compatible Use (opens the original)
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If you spend enough time in the North Dakota outdoors, you quickly realize our public lands are a shared, limited resource. They cannot be everything to everyone. They are places where deer hunters, birdwatchers, hikers, anglers, and trappers all seek access to their favorite outdoor pursuits. Managing these spaces is not simply about providing opportunity. It is about balancing opportunities without compromising the resources they were established to protect. The North Dakota Game and Fish Depa
ND Outdoors: The stories of tagged fish (opens the original)
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If you’ve ever caught a tagged walleye, you might have wondered what story that fish could tell. Where has it been? Where was tagged? How long did it live? You’re not alone. The interest and curiosity are shared by anglers and biologists alike. It’s fascinating to think of the life cycle, biology and fisheries behavior going on beneath the water. For fisheries biologists, those little tags are of huge importance. One of the primary reasons the North Dakota Game and Fish Department conducts fish-
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