They do have a website, but they really don't keep it up to date.
Anyways, you can look at the regs within. They need someone to keep it up to date and provide more information and maybe some pictures. They should emulate what the Apaches have, the Jicarilla's that is.
Navajo site:
http://www.navajofishandwildlife.org
Jicarilla site:
http://www.jicarillahunt.com
Some different leadership needs to be in place, as the existing mgt does not do much to help the herds and also any other wildlife. We had a elk hunt up there in unit 2 and we stopped at the Fish and Wildlife office in Window Rock and there was a lady there that was the mgr and she was very helpful. I think she ended up quiting. Anyway, we didn't know we couldn't use an ATV up there, as we brought one, just in case we needed to haul
an elk somewhere. There were 4 tribal officers in a room and one of them said, "you better not take that ATV off the truck and if I see it off, I'm going to write you a ticket". My brother ended up getting a raghorn aa couple of days later and we went back to their main office, to check in the elk. We saw the same officers in the same room in the same position! In perspective to their laziness, we tried to camp at the campgrounds and they were all full of trash and nothing was kept up. It was pretty sad.
Their drawing system is pretty corrupt and have been putting in for years and not even been drawn. After the draw, you can call and see what tags were still available and the hunts that I put in for, had tags left over! One of my good friends, his son put in for a youth hunt and his Dad called in and they told him that he was drawn. They were real happy and they found out later that they didn't get drawn! Talk about being corrupt up there.
Just giving some realities here,
