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North Dakota Game and Fish Department Homepage
North Dakota Game and Fish Department
To protect, conserve and enhance fish and wildlife populations and their habitat for sustained public use.
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Hunt North Dakota
Hunting News
- Upland Game Wing Envelope Order Form - During hunting season, hunters can help the effort to manage upland game birds by collecting and submitting feathers from harvested birds. Learn more.
- CWD Test Sampling Kits are available to hunters. These kits allow hunters to remove deer, moose or elk lymph nodes and ship them to the Department's wildlife health lab for testing. Request a kit online.
- Mountain Lion Harvest Limit Tracking
Fish North Dakota
Fishing News
- Where to Fish: Visit our fishing information page at gf.nd.gov/where-to-fish to view fishing waters maps, stocking data, boat ramp and fishing pier locations and more.
- Fish Identification: Tips and images to help you identify fish caught in North Dakota waters.
- Tagged Fish Reporting: Anglers can help fisheries managers by reporting information from any tagged fish they catch. Report a tagged fish.
Game and Fish Enforcement
Report All Poachers: 701-328-9921
Behind the Badge
A North Dakota Game Warden Blog
The Most Important Part of the Hunt
Fish and Wildlife Conservation
Research, programs and grants to support the conservation of North Dakota's habitats, fish and wildlife
Landowner Programs
Financial and technical assistance to private landowners for habitat protection, enhancement and development
North Dakota Outdoors
Outdoors Magazine
North Dakota Outdoors - August-September 2023
Bringing North Dakota Outdoors News Since 1931
The Drift
A Real Taste of the Uplands
Outdoors News
Waterfowl Hunting 2023
Outdoors Webcast
Pheasant Season Preview (2023)
Outdoors Podcast
Ep. 28 – Lions and Skunks and Snakes, Oh my!
Working Together
Cooperative Conservation and Access Projects