It's the beginning of tax season, and the state Game and Fish Department is reminding North Dakota residents about the Watchable Wildlife chec…
Hunters in North Dakota are being reminded that tree stands, blinds, steps and other personal items such as cameras must be removed from all w…
While game bird and big game seasons are now closed, North Dakota hunters and trappers still have plenty of opportunities to pursue coyotes, f…
Another Christmas season has come and gone with the joys of family, fellowship and good food. With the year's close also comes the Christmas B…
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department’s annual midwinter waterfowl survey earlier this month indicated about 90,000 Canada geese in the st…
Cases of chronic wasting disease in North Dakota deer have jumped significantly. Wildlife experts say control efforts continue.
When the avalanche first caught Bill Fuzak, he fought to stay on top of the roiling mass.
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The North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department is holding snowmobile Youth Safety Courses in Jamestown on Friday and in Minot on Saturday.
Private land biologists with the state Game and Fish Department are offering to help landowners with Conservation Reserve Program offers.
North Dakota Game and Fish Department fisheries biologists are encouraging ice anglers to keep fish caught from deep waters.
Now is the time to start thinking about hunter education -- not next fall.
Landowners in southwestern North Dakota are again able to enroll in the state Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program, after the U.S. Departm…
Anyone who has hunted in North Dakota for any length of time might receive a postseason survey in the mail from time to time.
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department has added new fishing waters to the list of contour maps available on the agency's website.
The 2020 North Dakota Outdoors calendar is available for ordering online at the state Game and Fish Department website.
People interested in taking a hunter education class are being reminded to register early, as most classes are held the first few months of th…
The turning of the calendar has many of us reflecting on the past year. The outdoors is no different. Here are a few highlights from the state…
Theodore Roosevelt National Park's annual Christmas Bird Count is set for Jan. 4 in the Medora area.
No fishing license? No problem.
Winter and the Christmas season is in the air and all around as I write this. The smells of spruce trees, scented candles and freshly baked go…
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At fist glance, it might not appear that sign vandalism and North Dakota’s outdoors would have much in common. But on closer inspection, the c…
The Hebron Wildlife and Gun Club is gearing up for what organizers hope is the first of many coyote tournament fundraisers for the club.
North Dakota watercraft owners are being reminded that 2020 is the first year of a new three-year registration period.
North Dakota's Industrial Commission has approved more than $921,000 in Outdoor Heritage Fund grants for seven conservation and recreation pro…
Some North Dakota anglers got an early start to ice fishing this season, and there’s still a lot of winter hard-water fishing opportunities to come.
Late-season mountain lion hunting in much of western North Dakota has been closed after the harvest limit was reached.
State officials have activated a program that connects hunters and trappers with North Dakota landowners who are having problems with coyotes.
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