A federal judge has rejected the Dunleavy administration’s legal challenge to an out-of-season hunt authorized by the feds during the early months of the COVID pandemic. The Organized Village of Kake had requested the deer and moose harvest out of concerns about food security.
Read More
The Dunleavy administration objected in court to federal wildlife managers allowing Kake’s tribe to hunt out-of-season. The tribe argued that shortages during COVID-19 pandemic has exposed potential weaknesses in the supply chain.
Read More
The Dunleavy administration is suing over a special hunt requested by Kake’s tribal government and a restriction against non-subsistence hunters north of the Glenn Highway. Native rights attorneys say the state’s challenge is part of a larger tug of war between the state and federal game managers.
Read More
Join our hosts Craig Olson and Deb Hurley most Thursdays at 2:30pm with rotating guests
