Report 37 - One of North Dakota's biggest hunting seasons has big news. The deer gun season will take a slight hit in accepted applications. Greg gives us the details. He also shares with us that bow hunters will be limited to antlered deer only.

Report 38 - We are talking deer again in this report. As we mentioned in the previous report, licenses will be down around 10% overall for the deer gun season. Greg tells us how his department gets these numbers. For the tip of the week, Greg tells us how to get the best chance to get a deer tag.

Report 39 - Camping is popular for many and one of the busiest weeks to do so is upon us. Memorial Day weekend. This marks the kickoff to summer activities for a lot of us. Greg tells us more. He also tells us that state wildlife areas are always popular for camping and gives us a status report on them.

Report 40 - Baby wildlife are becoming vivid this spring, and we talk annually around right now on the calendar. The message remains the same. Keep our distance. Our outdoor tip of the week is that a timely application window is sneaking up fast. Greg gives us the details and how to apply.

Report 41 - Coming off Memorial Day weekend was a good reminder of safe boating. We typically see folks operating their watercraft well but on occasion there is a question mark. Greg tells us more and talks safety, making sure to have a quality life jacket.

Report 42 - Lots of boats and watercraft are hitting the lakes as we close out May and head into June. Aquatic nuisance species is something Greg tells us his department is focused on controlling. Our tip of the week is on cleaning out your freezer.

Report 43 - Sitting in for Greg is an officer with Pheasants for the Future, Mike Gietzen. Pheasants are the king of all birds for many of us. Mike discusses his organization's activities this past fall, as we had a good number of birds across the region which set up his club well. He also talks about special hunts they did last fall for those less advantaged.

Report 44 - Sitting in for Greg is an officer with Pheasants for the Future, Mike Gietzen. Mike discusses his club's recent spring banquet and other activities this spring. We also take a look at pheasant numbers this spring. Mike tells us he is seeing a lot already and can't wait to see how successful the hatch is.