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2009 Annual Draft Meeting Minutes
Purchase Hunting
Licenses Online From
HC60 Box 299C
Copper Center, AK 99573
Phone: 907-822-3755
FAX: 907-822-3752
Email APHA Office
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Welcome to the Alaska Professional Hunters Association.
We are the voice of the professional
guide in Alaska.
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ALASKA--THE GREAT LAND
WHY IS THE LAST FRONTIER SO UNIQUE?
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80% of all US Fish and Wildlife Lands
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65% Of all US National Park and Preserve Lands
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33% Of all US Bureau of Land Management Lands
T WO
largest
National Forests in the US
88%
Of Alaska is public land
N EARLY
12% of Alaska is owned by native corporations, which either do or can
allow sport hunting and fishing to occur
L ESS
than .14% of Alaska is privately owned
F OURTEEN
species of big game, twenty species of sport fish, over twenty species of
marine mammals, over four hundred species of birds and nineteen species
of furbearers.
NEARLY surrounded by two
oceans and two seas.
FIFTY thousand miles of saltwater
shoreline and over eighteen hundred islands.
OVER three million lakes, three
thousand rivers, five thousand glaciers and eighty active volcanoes.
Thirty-nine mountain ranges
Over 130 million acres of forest and 190
million acres of rolling tundra covered mountains, plains, hills, and arctic.
In the world's view, images of Alaska do
not immediately conjure up views of her industrial achievements, which are
world class in their own right, but of her wild places and wild things.
Almost a virtual sub-continent in
itself, the vast habitats of the Great Land offers what many feel as the
greatest hunting opportunities in the world.
PLEASE SUPPORT AN ORGANIZATION THAT WORKS
FULL TIME TO PROVIDE YOU WITH OPPORTUNITY
BOOK YOUR ALASKAN HUNT WITH
AN APHA MEMBER!
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