Game Management Programs
Special Announcements
- Waterfowl Reservation Drawing Results
- 2009 Fund-Raising Auction Tags
- Avian Influenza
- 2008/09 Waterfowl Hunt Results on Public Hunt Areas
- Bear Harvest Number to Date
- Fire Closure Information
Other DFG Programs
- Resource Assessment
- California Endangered Species Act (CESA)
- Environmental Review & Species Take Permits
- Nongame Wildlife Program
- Biogeographic Information & Observation System (BIOS)
DFG Hunting Program
1812 9th Street
Sacramento, CA 95811
Right Column
Pellentesque habitant morbi tristique senectus et netus et malesuada fames ac turpis egestas. Nam a purus eget felis commodo ultricies. Nam quis purus. Morbi sodales velit in arcu. Suspendisse potenti. Cras eleifend tortor eu lacus. Ut accumsan malesuada ligula. Donec posuere ornare ipsum. Donec metus tellus, porta vel, volutpat at, eleifend nec, lacus. Aliquam gravida egestas nibh.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Pellentesque est. Praesent adipiscing rhoncus enim. Duis vulputate eros ac tellus. Quisque molestie magna ac orci. Phasellus iaculis euismod erat. Morbi placerat, felis a varius fermentum, lacus orci feugiat velit, vitae vulputate erat est at nibh. Fusce sollicitudin. Etiam nec sem eget lectus egestas mattis. Sed vel ligula. Nunc sed diam id sapien vulputate scelerisque.
Hunt Priority Stamp
California Department of Fish and Game’s Hunter Education and Game Bird Heritage Programs are working together to implement a new process that will give priority to first time hunters for admittance to one of the pen raised pheasant hunts for beginners.
The Game Bird Heritage Special Hunts Program includes educational hunts with pen raised pheasants that provide beginning hunters with a controlled, educational and safe environment to learn hunting skills and further develop hunter safety and a sense of hunter ethics and wildlife management. Events include gun safety review, easy to hunt topography, a high ratio of volunteers to hunters, experienced dog handlers and clay shooting among other educational activities.
Upon successful completion of the mandatory hunter education course, every new hunter will be given a Drawing Priority Stamp. To get into a hunt place the stamp in the appropriate box on the hunt application and submit it to the designated address on the application. New hunters with drawing priority stamps who apply by the deadline will be automatically placed in a hunt before the random drawing takes place.
