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White Pine CAB backs multiple Commission regulations and administrative items; motions carry unanimously

White Pine County Advisory Board to Manage Wildlife · January 14, 2026
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Summary

At its Jan. 14 meeting the White Pine County CAB unanimously supported several Commission regulation amendments—covering big game seasons, tag eligibility and special permits—and approved meeting minutes, payments, and travel authorization for Jan. 23–24 Commission meetings.

The White Pine County Advisory Board to Manage Wildlife recorded unanimous support for a package of Commission regulation changes and other administrative actions during its Jan. 14 meeting.

Notable recorded motions that carried with no opposition included support for: Commission Regulation 25-07 Amendment #2 (Big Game Seasons), with a recommendation to remove Unit 164 from Unit Group 131/132 for Hunt 3151; Commission Regulation 26-01 (Spring Turkey and Application Deadlines); Regulation 26-02 (Tag Application Eligibility and Tag Limits); Regulation 26-03 (Dream Tag Seasons and Quotas); Regulation 26-04 (Heritage Tag Seasons and Quotas); Regulation 26-05 (Partnership in Wildlife tags); Regulation 26-06 (Silver State tags); Regulation 26-07 (Black Bear seasons); Regulation 26-08 (Mountain Lion seasons and harvest limits); and Regulation 26-09 (Restricted Non-Resident Guided Mule Deer seasons and quotas). The board also supported Commission General Regulation 529 (Disability Permit Program Revisions) and a generic petition item. The board approved payment of $200 to the secretary and a $924 travel expense voucher and authorized travel for any available CAB members to attend the Commission meeting on Jan. 23–24.