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Fish and Game wants to hear from you on upland game, turkey and furbearer season proposals in the Panhandle and elsewhere in the state

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Wildlife staff in the Panhandle Region want to hear what you think about upland game, turkey and furbearer season proposals in the region and elsewhere in the state

Sportsmen input on proposed regulation changes helps wildlife managers understand sportsmen preferences and shapes hunting and trapping seasons for the next two years. 

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Fish and Game is currently seeking public comments on statewide upland game, turkey and furbearer season proposals for 2022-2023. There are two proposed regulation changes in the Panhandle Region that Fish and Game would like to hear sportsmen's thoughts on. This is your opportunity to actively participate in the decisions Fish and Game makes.

Providing comments is easy and takes less than a few minutes. Click on each proposal below to provide your comments.

 

Panhandle Region Proposal #1

Create archery-only upland game animal/bird seasons to be consistent with current archery white-tailed deer season (November 1 – December 1) on Farragut State Park/WMA.

Panhandle Region Proposal #2

Create an archery-only spring turkey hunt from April 15 – April 30 and an archery-only fall turkey hunt to be consistent with current archery white-tailed deer season from November 1 – December 1 on Farragut State Park/WMA.

Comments will be taken until Friday, Dec. 10.  You can also come by the Panhandle Regional office to submit your comments and chat with a biologist during an upcoming open house on Wednesday, Dec. 8 from 5 – 7 p.m. at 2885 W Kathleen Ave in Coeur d’Alene.  For more on other open houses across the state, click here.

Proposals are organized by region. For a complete list of proposals, visit the season setting page on the Fish and Game website.

For more information about 2022-2023 upland game, turkey and furbearer season setting proposals, click here

If you have specific questions about any of the proposals, please contact your local Fish and Game regional office.