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Pronghorn Hunters Successful in 2014
Hunter success during last fall’s limited pronghorn hunting season was 89 percent, according to statistics provided by the North Dakota Game and Fish Department.
The first open season since 2009 was held only in unit 4-A, the far southwestern corner of the state. Game and Fish issued 249 licenses, and 235 hunters took 210 pronghorn, consisting of 199 bucks, five does and six fawns.
Hunters who received a lottery or gratis pronghorn license could participate in an early bow-only portion of the season, and in a later part of the season when legal firearms were allowed. Ten percent of the harvest occurred during the early bow-only part of the season, and 90 percent occurred during the 16.5 days when hunters could use firearms.
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HB 1456 Federal legislation encouraged to return lands and mineral rights to the state of North Dakota.
Uplands of the Oahe Reservoir in Emmons and Morton Counties in North Dakota above the elevation of
1,620 feet (493.78 meters) are defined as excess lands to the operation of the Oahe Dam.
The North Dakota legislative assembly encourages Congress to pass federal legislation to return those lands
and mineral rights to the state of North Dakota and the North Dakota legislative assembly encourages the
governor of North Dakota to work with the North Dakota congressional delegation and Congress to secure
enactment of necessary federal legislation.
The above measure, constructed by the North Dakota legislature and signed...MORE
Family fishing days returned to the North Dakota Game and Fish...MORE
