Can you shoot porcupines in North Dakota?

The hunting seasons for the following species are open statewide year-round: ground squirrel, prairie dog, porcupine, rabbit, skunk. There are no daily bag limits on these species. Species include: Prairie Dog, Skunk, Porcupine, Rabbits, Ground Squirrels.

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What can you hunt without a license in ND?

Residents do not need a license to take unprotected species of wildlife (prairie dogs, rabbits, skunks, ground squirrels). Nonresidents hunting only unprotected species of wildlife need only a nongame license.

How many game wardens are in North Dakota?

We are a small agency and a small division. We have 39 total employees in the enforcement division, but only 28 field wardens.

How much is a ND fishing license?

Prerequisites

Fee	Amount
Fishing License*- under 16 not required, except for paddlefish tags, which are required for all paddlefish snaggers.	$18
Married Couple Fishing License*	$24
Senior Citizen Fishing License (65 or older)	$5
Totally or Permanently Disabled Fishing License (proof of disability required)	$5

Can you shoot porcupines in North Dakota? – Related Questions

Can you fish at night in ND?

Closed to fishing at night (sunset to sunrise). Closed to all ice fishing. Open to all open-water fishing. Closed to all fishing September 20 through ice up.

What is the walleye limit in North Dakota?

Leier is an Outreach Biologist with the North Dakota Game & Fish Department. Featured Photo: Establishing minimum lengths, such as 14 inches for walleyes, has been the most common size regulation in North Dakota, a state with few limits on fish sizes in its over 400 fishable waters.