Alaska Wildlife Troopers are urging hunters across the state not to illegally waste meat from their kills this season, after online reports of unharvested animals in the Nome area.
in Northwest Alaska. Fishing, hunting and trapping all require proper licensing, and have many rules and regulations. When it comes to subsistence hunting, one of them is “Field to Freezer” — the process of hunting an animal and harvesting all of the animal.that under state law, all edible meat must be salvaged from big game animals except brown bears, wolves and wolverines. Any furbearer must be harvested.
“I would say caribou, and moose,” Brooks said. “I think that is largely because we have more caribou, moose hunters than any other kind of hunter out there.” Brooks said it’s uncommon to get reports of entire animals being wasted, but more common for only particular cuts of meat to be harvested. He said such waste is offensive to legitimate subsistence users.
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