Special Youth Pheasant and Waterfowl Hunting Days encourages youth participation in pheasant and waterfowl hunting and conservation. Legally licensed hunters 12-15 years of age may hunt pheasants and legally huntable species of migratory waterfowl on these dates if accompanied in the field by a non-hunting adult at least 21 years of age.
Community event that promotes healthy wildlife – friendly practices, bear safety, and Chronic Wasting Disease surveillance measures. Includes Cider Pressing, local art and food vendors, and wildlife specialists.
Non-tribal members, be sure to obtain a new Migratory Bird and Upland Game Bird Permit, updated Hunting Regulations for the new hunting season, and any other pertinent stamps / licenses prior to harvesting.
Food and refreshments provided! Community opportunity to hear about CWD risk in our local big game herds, threats to cultural traditions, and learn how to get involved in surveillance. The CWD Surveillance and Emergency Response Plan of the FIR will be presented and hunter participation will be requested.
Non-tribal members, be sure to obtain a new Migratory Bird and Upland Game Bird Permit, updated Hunting Regulations for the new hunting season, and any other pertinent stamps / licenses prior to harvesting.
Food and refreshments provided! Community opportunity to hear about CWD risk in our local big game herds, threats to cultural traditions, and learn how to get involved in surveillance. The CWD Surveillance and Emergency Response Plan of the FIR will be presented and hunter participation will be requested.
Food and refreshments provided! Community opportunity to hear about CWD risk in our local big game herds, threats to cultural traditions, and learn how to get involved in surveillance. The CWD Surveillance and Emergency Response Plan of the FIR will be presented and hunter participation will be requested
Food and refreshments provided! Community opportunity to hear about CWD risk in our local big game herds, threats to cultural traditions, and learn how to get involved in surveillance. The CWD Surveillance and Emergency Response Plan of the FIR will be presented and hunter participation will be requested.
It is important for population management that CSKT member hunters fill out hunter questionnaire and return unfilled permits to the Division of Fish, Wildlife, Recreation, Conservation office (406 6th Ave East, Polson). Issuance of future permits depend on return of unused permits and questionnaires.
Be sure to obtain a new wolf Permit and updated Hunting Regulations from the Division of Fish, Wildlife, Recreation and Conservation for the new hunting season.
It is important for moose management that CSKT member hunters fill out hunter questionnaire and return unfilled permits to the Division of Fish, Wildlife, Recreation, Conservation office (406 6th Ave East, Polson) by January 31st of each year. Issuance of next season permits depend on return of unused permits and questionnaires.
