Applications are now available for permits to view brown bears at McNeil River State Game Sanctuary.
All applications must be postmarked no later than March 1 and must arrive in Anchorage by March 15. Applications cannot be accepted in person or by fax.
The non-refundable application fee is $25 per person. Three people may apply on a single application. Approximately 250 permits will be awarded by lottery.
The bear viewing season is early June through late August. Regular permits are good for four days and are $150 for Alaska residents and $350 for nonresidents. Standby permits are available, but they do not guarantee access to Mikfik or McNeil Falls. Viewing is limited to 10 people a day.
Applications may be obtained at any Alaska Department of Fish and Game office or may be downloaded from the Fish and Game Web site at www.state.ak.us/local/akpages/ FISH.GAME/wildlife.wildmain.htm.
BYLINE1:Staff report
Applications are now available for permits to view brown bears at McNeil River State Game Sanctuary.
All applications must be postmarked no later than March 1 and must arrive in Anchorage by March 15. Applications cannot be accepted in person or by fax.
The non-refundable application fee is $25 per person. Three people may apply on a single application. Approximately 250 permits will be awarded by lottery.
The bear viewing season is early June through late August. Regular permits are good for four days and are $150 for Alaska residents and $350 for nonresidents. Standby permits are available, but they do not guarantee access to Mikfik or McNeil Falls. Viewing is limited to 10 people a day.
Applications may be obtained at any Alaska Department of Fish and Game office or may be downloaded from the Fish and Game Web site at www.state.ak.us/local/akpages/ FISH.GAME/wildlife.wildmain.htm.
HEAD:Bear-viewing applications available for McNeil River game sanctuary
BYLINE1:Staff report
Applications are now available for permits to view brown bears at McNeil River State Game Sanctuary.
All applications must be postmarked no later than March 1 and must arrive in Anchorage by March 15. Applications cannot be accepted in person or by fax.
The non-refundable application fee is $25 per person. Three people may apply on a single application. Approximately 250 permits will be awarded by lottery.
The bear viewing season is early June through late August. Regular permits are good for four days and are $150 for Alaska residents and $350 for nonresidents. Standby permits are available, but they do not guarantee access to Mikfik or McNeil Falls. Viewing is limited to 10 people a day.
Applications may be obtained at any Alaska Department of Fish and Game office or may be downloaded from the Fish and Game Web site at www.state.ak.us/local/akpages/ FISH.GAME/wildlife.wildmain.htm.
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