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STAFF BLOG COMPASS POINTS WITH BRAD DOKKEN North Dakota pheasant numbers take healthy jump
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department had good news for pheasant hunters today when it announced that populations and brood production this spring were much improved from last year. That means ...
Posted on 9/19/12 at 3:40 PM
North Dakota Legislature: A quieter year for hunting and fishing issues 
Young deer hunters can go afield at an earlier age, habitual fish and game offenders face harsher penalties and nonresident small game hunters still are limited to two seven-day periods on their licenses.
Those are some of the outcomes of a generally quiet session for hunting- and fishing-related issues in the North Dakota Legislature, which adjourned early Tuesday.
By Brad Dokken , May 10, 2009
Plea deals underway in massive N.D. wildlife killings operation
Plea agreements are being worked out with five people charged in what North Dakota wildlife officials say is the worst case of illegal animal killings they have ever seen.
By Associated Press , April 30, 2009
Heavy snowfall likely led to 'major' N.D. lake fish die-offs
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department says record snowfall across North Dakota may have led to a major fish die-off in about 40 lakes. State fisheries chief Greg Power says the department plans a survey to determine the full extent of the problem.
By James MacPherson , April 21, 2009
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OUTDOORS NOTEBOOK: NDGF raises Stump Lake pike limit, Earth Day cleanup etc.
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department has added Stump Lake in Nelson County to the list of waters allowing a northern pike daily limit of five and a possession limit of 10.
By Compiled by Brad Dokken , April 19, 2009
Setting deer regulations a balancing act for NDGF
If you hunt deer in northeastern North Dakota, the next two weeks are going to be crucial to the shape of this year’s hunting season.
By Brad Dokken , April 12, 2009
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Public asked to report whooping crane sightings
Whooping cranes are beginning their spring migration and wildlife officials are asking the public to report any sightings of the birds, which are considered one of North America's most endangered. The North Dakota Game and Fish Department says the reports help track the birds.
By Associated Press , April 06, 2009
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OUTDOORS: Peregrine lands at 'Smiley'
A banded peregrine falcon showed up Monday at the Smiley water tower in Grand Forks, suggesting a pair of the birds that nested on the tower last year is planning another go-round this year.
March 23, 2009
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High water continues to benefit Devils Lake fish populations
A forecasted rise in Devils Lake this spring could affect boating access in some areas if the lake reaches predicted levels, the Game and Fish Department says. But the high water bodes well for fish reproduction and fishing prospects.
By Brad Dokken , March 22, 2009
N.D. OUTDOORS LEGISLATIVE UPDATE: Nonresident license bill
Here’s the status of hunting- and fishing-related bills in the North Dakota Legislature as of Friday:
By N.D. Game and Fish Department , March 15, 2009
Yep, that's a bear, all right: Wayward bruin turns heads near Larimore, N.D.
A bear that showed up last fall in Grand Forks County has awakened from its winter nap and is the talk of the country near Larimore, N.D.
By Brad Dokken , March 15, 2009
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Severe winter claims some N.D.'s bighorn sheep
North Dakota Game and Fish Department big game biologist Brett Wiedmann, on a routine telemetry flight, located six radio-collared big horns that had died. All six appeared to have been victims of the severe winter weather. “I was real concerned at that point,” Wiedmann said. “Probably only a bison can withstand harsh winters more than a big horn can. They’re a real tough animal."
By John Odermann , March 12, 2009
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NORTH DAKOTA OUTDOORS LEGISLATION: Hunting and fishing bills
Here’s a look at the status of hunting- and fishing-related bills in the North Dakota Legislature as of Monday:
By North Dakota Game and Fish Department , March 09, 2009
N.D. biologists: Rest of winter critical for wildlife
State biologists say the next few weeks of winter will be critical to the health of the wildlife in North Dakota. Game and Fish Department wildlife chief Randy Kreil says if the winter remains harsh “the cumulative impact could be significant.”
February 23, 2009
N.D. OUTDOORS LEGISLATIVE UPDATE: Baiting ban falls, Nonresident hunter bill moves to House etc.
Here’s a look at the status of hunting- and fishing-related bills in the North Dakota Legislature as of “crossover,” the halfway point in the session:
February 22, 2009
N.D. Outdoors Legislative Update: Hunting and fishing bills
Here's a look at the status of hunting- and fishing-related bills in the North Dakota Legislature as of Feb. 13:
February 15, 2009
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