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HOW TO USE THESE TABLES Many Nevada hunting regulations restrict the activities to specific times. The laws and regulations may specify sunrise to sunset, one half hour before sunrise to…

Executive Order 2021-18 directs NDOW to collaboratively establish a Nevada Habitat Conservation Framework (HCF). The order aims to reverse the long-term trend of degradation and loss of Nevada’s wild landscapes,…

Welcome to the Nevada State Wildlife Action Plan- a guide to conserve our state’s vast and incredible biodiversity. Through prioritized and proactive actions, this plan lays out a roadmap to…

Coyotes, mountain lions and ravens are common predators in Nevada. While predators are important to a balanced ecosystem, in some areas of the state, these predators endanger the establishment of…

Most people are surprised to learn that there are six separate species of trout (also called Salmonids) that are native to Nevada.  Many are familiar with the Lahontan Cutthroat Trout,…

TOP 10 BIG GAME TAG APPLICATION RESOURCES So, you want to apply for Nevada Big Game tags but you aren’t sure where to start. Well, check out this handy list…

After harvesting a big game animal and filling out your harvest information on your tag, the first and most important step is to get the meat properly cooled. This is…

Raptors can be found throughout Nevada, whether you are in a big city or out in our wildland spaces, chances are there is a raptor somewhere close to you! Raptors…

Woodpeckers, flickers, and sapsuckers are all birds that are members of the Picidae family. They have short sharp-pointed beaks with long tongues, stiff tail feathers, sharp claws, and short legs….

LANDER COUNTY, NV: The State of Nevada – on behalf of the Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW) and Nevada Division of State Lands (NDSL) – is excited to announce that…