What does NDGFD stand for?

North Dakota Game and Fish Department

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The water conditions provided good breeding conditions for ducks, and most all duck numbers are up, meaning the Central Flyway should see a healthy migration this fall," said Mike Szymanski, waterfowl biologist for the North Dakota Game and Fish Department.

Whistling wings & shotgun blasts: strong spring nesting should ...

Fish and Wildlife, and possibly the North Dakota Game and Fish Department.

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The legislation does not prevent landowners from leasing temporary hunting rights to others, and a North Dakota Game and Fish Department program that pays landowners to allow hunters access to their property is exempt from its provisions.

ND ranchers support ban on hunting rights sale

Lynn Schlueter, Red River fisheries biologist for the North Dakota Game and Fish Department, said he was not surprised by the preliminary finding.

Bacteria likely cause of catfish die-off

Snapping turtles live to be decades old and can grow up to 40 pounds, said Gene Van Eeckhout, a biologist with the North Dakota Game and Fish Department.

Woman has yard full of snapping turtles