2024 Moose Registration Hunt Statistics

Purpose of This Website

This website is designed to provide clear and accurate information about Alaska's moose registration hunts during 2024. Our goal is to help hunters, researchers, and the public understand trends in permit issuance, hunter participation, and harvest success. By presenting data and analysis in a user-friendly format, we aim to support informed wildlife management and public awareness about moose populations and hunting practices in Alaska.

Whether you are a hunter planning your next season, a student or researcher studying wildlife management, or simply interested in Alaska's unique outdoor heritage, this site offers valuable insights and resources.

Alaska Moose

Glossary

What is RM?
RM stands for Registration Permit Hunt. These are specific hunting opportunities where a hunter must register for a permit to harvest a moose in a designated area as opposed to a general season or draw hunt.
How to calculate success.
Success is calculated by dividing the number of successful hunts by the total number of hunters in a given area.
Draw Hunts
Most drawing hunts are available to residents and nonresidents. Drawing hunts require an application fee and are awarded by lottery. The application period for drawing hunts is during November and December.
Tier II
Tier II hunts are subsistence hunts and are only available for Alaska residents 10 years of age or older.
Registration
Most registration hunts are available for both residents and nonresidents. Generally registration hunts do not limit the number of permits and seasons are closed by emergency order if a harvest goal is met. A few registration hunts limit the number of permits on a first-come, first-served basis.
General Season
The general season harvest is the type of hunting most people are familiar with - the basic hunt where you buy a license, get tags or harvest tickets for big game, and follow the general season dates and bags limits.
Community Subsistence Harvest (CSH) Hunts
Community Subsistence Harvest (CSH) hunts are Tier I subsistence hunts and are only available for Alaska residents 10 years of age or older.