HeyJaredMike Anderson
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ND Outdoors: Fur harvester education (opens the original)
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VELVA, N.D. (KFYR) - The Cooperative Fur Harvester Education Program is continuing its efforts to train future trappers through an introductory course focusing on safety, regulations, and wildlife management. Established in 2008, the program develops education standards and teaches both experienced and prospective trappers about the humane treatment of furbearer resources. The 16-hour course begins with two evening classroom sessions, followed by a full day of hands-on outdoor instruction. Stude
ND Outdoors: Waterfowl season preview (opens the original)
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BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - The North Dakota regular resident waterfowl season opens Sept. 26. There are a couple of important changes to this year’s regulations that waterfowl hunters should be aware of before heading to their favorite wetland or field this season. “The first of which is going to be the first nine days of waterfowl season are going to be for residents only this year. So nonresidents will be starting on October 5. And the other change is that we’re going to go to all-day goose hunti
ND Outdoors: Grouse and partridge season (opens the original)
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BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - The grouse and partridge hunting seasons open September 12. In this week’s segment of North Dakota Outdoors, Mike Anderson tells us what hunters can expect this fall. Upland game biologists use last year’s harvest surveys, spring lek surveys and late summer roadside brood counts to predict what hunters can expect during this year’s grouse and partridge seasons. “Our spring numbers, we’re actually pleasantly surprised because in the fall, our harvest was down 24 percent. S
ND Outdoors: PLOTS update (opens the original)
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BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - The Private Land Open to Sportsmen, or PLOTS, program was started in North Dakota in 1997 to provide walk-in access to hunters across the state. The PLOTS program is an agreement between the Game and Fish Department and private landowners to provide payment in exchange for walk-in hunting access. “Going into the fall 2026 hunting season here, we’ll be at 925,000 acres in the program. So that’s an increase of about 45,000 acres compared to last fall. We set out a couple of
ND Outdoors: Devils Lake fish camp (opens the original)
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BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - The North Dakota Game and Fish Department, along with Lure’em For Life and the Devils Lake Park Board, recently hosted its annual fish camp, where kids learned all about fish and fishing. “The kids not only get a chance to go fishing, but they get a chance to learn about knot tying, fish ecology, fish biology. Our fisheries management comes in and does a whole netting thing, talks about ecosystems and fish growth and just kind of that whole thing, anything and everything
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