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Leftover Javelina And Archery Bear Hunting Tags Available

Leftover Javelina Hunting Tags Available

Arizona Game and Fish Department

Arizona --(AmmoLand.com)-Hunters who are still looking for spring big game opportunities are reminded there are about 6,000 leftover javelina tags (about 175 juniors-only) and more than 20 archery-only bear tags available.

These tags are available by submitting an application by U.S. mail, or by bringing a completed application in to any of the seven Arizona Game and Fish Department offices.

Nearly all hunt types are available for javelina, including general, juniors-only, HAM (handgun, archery, and muzzleloader), and archery-only.

A 2010 hunting license is required to apply for a permit-tag. Licenses can be purchased from Game and Fish offices, license dealers, or apply for one by mail in conjunction with your tag application.

When applying for a license via the tag application, be certain that all required information and additional payment fees are correct and enclosed.

In addition, youth hunters ages 10-13 are required to have completed a certified hunter education course to hunt big game.

For a list of remaining leftover tags remaining, visit www.azgfd.gov/draw.

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New Episodes Of Arizona Wildlife Views TV Begin Airing In February

Arizona Wildlife Views TV

Arizona Game and Fish Department

Arizona --(AmmoLand.com)-The Arizona Game and Fish Department’s award-winning television show, Arizona Wildlife Views, will be back on PBS station KAET-TV Phoenix (Channel with brand-new episodes in February.

The new season will begin its 13-week run on Wednesday, Feb. 3, in the 7:30 p.m. time slot.

Arizona Wildlife Views features wildlife, conservation and outdoor recreation stories from across Arizona, highlighting the wonders of our great state.

Some of the shows you can look forward to include: The reintroduction of endangered species, like the black-tailed prairie dog and Chiricahua leopard frog; habitat recovery such as Fossil Creek and the San Pedro River; tips from the Wildlife Viewing Guide on the best places to watch wildlife; and other wonderful feature stories starring the wildlife of Arizona.

The Emmy-winning television program also airs on KUAT-TV in Tucson and on most city cable access channels throughout the state.

For more information or to watch your favorite episode again from the department’s Web site, visit www.azgfd.gov/tv.

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