The North Dakota Game and Fish Department is urging hunters to be cautious of dry conditions this hunting season. With many parts of the state experiencing drought conditions, hunters are being advised to be extra vigilant to prevent wildfires.
The department is reminding hunters to take precautions such as properly extinguishing campfires, avoiding driving through tall grass, and being aware of their surroundings at all times. Additionally, hunters are being encouraged to check the department’s website for any fire restrictions or closures in their hunting areas.
According to officials, the dry conditions increase the risk of wildfires starting and spreading quickly, posing a threat to both property and wildlife. The department is asking hunters to do their part in preventing wildfires by following all fire safety guidelines and reporting any suspicious activity that could lead to a fire.
Hunters are also being reminded to be mindful of their impact on the environment and to practice responsible hunting practices. This includes properly disposing of trash, following all hunting regulations, and respecting public and private lands.
With hunting season underway, the Game and Fish Department is emphasizing the importance of being aware of the dry conditions and taking steps to prevent wildfires. By following safety guidelines and being cautious in their actions, hunters can help ensure a safe and successful hunting season for all.
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