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The 2026 estimated mid-summer herd size is estimated to be 27,000 caribou. Based on this, the pre-hunt annual herd quota was set at 550 in early August, based on a 2% herd harvest rate. The total harvest during the fall Fortymile hunt, in all zones, was 577 bulls, which slightly exceeded the annual harvest quota.

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Deep in the Alaskan outback, we discover a small bull moose staying close to a cow near a rut pit. She seems unusually interested, but there’s one big question: where are the larger bulls? As we investigate the area, the signs of the rut become impossible to miss. Could a bigger bull be nearby, or is this young bull taking a chance? Watch until the end to see this cautious li...


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Afognak Island elk are managed using established harvest guidelines for individual herds and a 10 percent harvest objective for the overall elk population. As of October 20, hunters have reported a combined harvest of 51 elk from the Southwest Afognak hunt area and that portion of the Unit 8 Remainder hunt area identified in this emergency order announcement. Hunters currentl...


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The information collected by the Alaska Sport Fishing Survey is used to produce detailed statewide estimates of the total sport fishing effort (days fished), the total number of fish caught and kept by species, and fishing location. This information, combined with other creel surveys and data gathering efforts are an essential part of the Division of Sport Fish's mission to p...


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The most recent aerial survey found a minimum count of 207 goats in registration permit area RG248. The department set the maximum allowable harvest at 8 goat points. The current reported harvest is three billies and three nannies; each billy counts as one goat point, each nanny counts as two goat points. Hunters remain in the field and additional goats may have been taken an...


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