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Why does the department of fish and wildlife award special permits and what game species are affected?

April 26, 2017affected award Department fish permits special species Wildlife

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Why does the department of fish and wildlife award special permits and what game species are affected?

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Special permits are awarded for a variety of wildlife management purposes. In most cases they are awarded to control a species’ population size. In other cases they provide special recreational opportunities. Species for which special hunt permits are awarded include deer, elk, mountain goat, moose, bighorn sheep, black bear, and turkey.