Williston North Dakota Hosts Game and Fish Advisory Board Session

Hunting and fishing are more than just pastimes in North Dakota—they are a way of life. From early mornings in the deer stand to evenings spent along a quiet stretch of riverbank, outdoor recreation plays a major role in the state’s culture, economy, and community identity. As seasons change and wildlife management decisions are made, residents are once again being invited to take part in that process.

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North Dakota Game and Fish Advisory Board to Hold Public Meetings on Wildlife and Fishing Issues

The North Dakota Game and Fish Department Advisory Board will be hosting a series of public meetings this spring at eight locations across the state. These meetings are designed to give citizens a chance to speak directly with district advisors and agency personnel about fish and wildlife issues that matter most to them. Whether it’s concerns about habitat, hunting regulations, fishing access, or wildlife populations, the forums provide an open space for discussion and feedback.

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For those in our region, several meetings are scheduled nearby

District 8 (Dickinson) will meet first on Tuesday, April 14, at 7 p.m. MT at the Dickinson Clay Target Club, located at 3820 115th Ave SW in Dickinson. Rob Brooks serves as the district advisor, and Blaine Dukart can be reached at 701-290-2759 for more information.

District 2 (Minot) will hold its meeting on Thursday, April 16, at 7 p.m. CT at Verendrye Electric in Minot, located at 1225 Hwy 2 Bypass E. Travis Leier represents the district, and DJ Randolph is the contact at 701-720-2134.

Closer to home, District 1 (Williston) will meet on Tuesday, April 21, at 7 p.m. CT with the Missouri Basin Bowmen at the Upper Missouri Valley Fairgrounds (Building C, 519 53rd St E) in Williston. Nathan Hovde serves as the district advisor, and he can be reached at 701-580-0314.

These meetings are a valuable opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts, landowners, and concerned citizens to have their voices heard. The North Dakota Game and Fish Department Advisory Board encourages participation from anyone interested in the future of hunting, fishing, and wildlife management across the state.