Hunt_News
09-09-05, 09:43
The 2005 pronghorn lottery has been held and 912 doe/fawn licenses remain in 13 units. Licenses are issued on a first-come, first-served basis, and are available only as a first license, according to Carrie Whitney, licensing supervisor for the North Dakota Game and Fish Department.
Licenses remain for the following units: Unit 1-A, 38 licenses; Unit 1-D, 108; Unit 2-A, 27; Unit 2-B, 10; Unit 3-A, 14; Unit 3-B, 35; Unit 4-A (late season), 217; Unit 4-C, 93; Unit 5-A, 113; Unit 6-A, 100; Unit 7-A, 68; Unit 8-A, 58; and Unit 11-A, 31.
Hunters who do not have a license can download and print an application for mailing at the department’s website, discovernd.com/gnf. Otherwise, interested hunters can request an application by calling the department’s Bismarck office at 701-328-6300.
Only North Dakota residents are eligible for pronghorn gun licenses.
Licenses remain for the following units: Unit 1-A, 38 licenses; Unit 1-D, 108; Unit 2-A, 27; Unit 2-B, 10; Unit 3-A, 14; Unit 3-B, 35; Unit 4-A (late season), 217; Unit 4-C, 93; Unit 5-A, 113; Unit 6-A, 100; Unit 7-A, 68; Unit 8-A, 58; and Unit 11-A, 31.
Hunters who do not have a license can download and print an application for mailing at the department’s website, discovernd.com/gnf. Otherwise, interested hunters can request an application by calling the department’s Bismarck office at 701-328-6300.
Only North Dakota residents are eligible for pronghorn gun licenses.