A plea deal pending in Anchorage’s federal court would ban two men from hunting anywhere in the world for four years as punishment for illegally… Continue reading
I asked the artist if he had Instagram. “No, I’m from the Facebook era.” We both laughed. He looked it, but you can never tell.… Continue reading
The tent was unzipped only enough for my feet to be outside. I was exhausted and needed a respite from the mosquitos that were able… Continue reading
After a week of rain, I relished the few minutes of sunshine from my glassing spot on top of a ridge. Just behind me was… Continue reading
Of all the ways to begin a new year, the agreed upon one is the least interesting. That is not to say the historical reasoning… Continue reading
Officials hope online test helps hunters to identify and avoid shooting females.
Juneau lawmaker’s bill giving disabled vets lifetime trapping licenses is first to pass floor vote.
The importance of fishing and hunting isn’t lost on Alaskans or lawmakers.
In a letter to the editor on Dec. 22 Gary Miller states that he can’t see deer on Douglas Island. Yet I see deer tracks… Continue reading
News briefs for the week of Jan. 2, 2019.
I am living two lives and life is going twice as fast.
Wolves have decimated the deer population.
A hunt for moose in the cold Alaska winter.
The hunters were near Mount Jumbo.
Once feared endangered, wolf numbers on fourth-largest U.S. island have rebounded.
Hunting on the Blackerby Ridge area closed Wednesday after one male goat was harvested. Local mountain goat populations are increasing, but still haven’t climbed back… Continue reading
For the second time this summer, wolf snares set by a Juneau hunter killed a black bear.
