North Dakota’s 2024 deer season is set, with 50,100 licenses available to hunters, down 3,300 from last year. In addition, muzzleloader licenses decreased by 66 and restricted youth antlered mule deer licenses remained the same. North Dakota’s 2024 deer gun season opens Friday, Nov. 8, ...

To encourage exploration of the state’s fisheries, anglers fishing in North Dakota are invited to complete the third annual Fish Challenge. New this year, anglers can choose to complete the Rough Fish Challenge by catching a bullhead, carp and sucker. In addition, anglers can complete ...

The North Dakota Game and Fish Department completed its annual mule deer survey, and results indicate western North Dakota’s mule deer population is 1% higher than last year but 4% below the long-term average. Biologists counted 2,047 mule deer in 286.3 square miles. The overall mule deer ...

North Dakota’s 2023 pheasant, sharp-tailed grouse and gray partridge harvests were up from 2022, according to the state Game and Fish Department. Upland game biologist RJ Gross said the overall harvest was likely a result of more hunters, more trips and more birds in the population. Last ...

Unfortunately, my old hometown of LaMoure stakes the claim to being home to the first documented bighead carp identified in the James River about five years ago and also a couple of the only zebra mussel infested lakes – Twin Lake and Lake LaMoure. When I visit LaMoure I still drive past ...

BISMARCK – Gov. Doug Burgum announced the establishment of the North Dakota Office of Outdoor Recreation Thursday. North Dakota joins 21 other states in establishing a dedicated Office of Outdoor Recreation, according to the governor’s office. The new office, created by executive order, ...