South Dakota Game Fish and Parks (GF&P)

South Dakota Game, Fish, and Parks commissioners add over 100 nonresident waterfowl licenses for next season.

State Game, Fish, and Parks Commissioners propose 2024 hunting licensing numbers for large game.

The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks commission is in the process of establishing licensing numbers for nonresident waterfowl and small game hunting seasons.

The department of Game, Fish, and Parks is seeking applications for public outdoor recreation grant opportunities across the state.

A Senate committee is rejecting an effort to rename the Scalp Creek Lakeside Recreation Area in Gregory County.

The South Dakota Game, Fish, and Parks Department is proposing a budget of just over $126 million for fiscal year 2025.

The South Dakota Senate passes a bill that restricts what it takes to meet in-state hunting and fishing licensing requirements. The bill states applicants must have been in South Dakota for 90 days before applying for a license.

South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks is looking for public input on the state’s next fishery management plan.

City and state officials are working together to reduce the number of geese around the Sioux Falls Regional Airport.

Game, Fish, and Parks commissioners choose to table removing one-day nonresident fishing licenses. Officials said opponents of the proposal are gaining support.