Idaho's upland game bird seasons open soon
The early fall general turkey season and seasons for sage-grouse, quail and partridge begin Saturday, September 15.
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September 4, 2012
Idaho's mourning dove, sandhill crane seasons opened September 1
The 2012 mourning dove and sandhill crane seasons open Saturday, September 1.
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Avoid bear conflicts: store food and garbage properly
As hunters venture into the woods this fall, the Idaho Department of Fish and Game is asking them to be mindful of their food and garbage.
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The Conibear – Tough on Dogs
Trappers have been using conibear traps for years but it seems like lately we’re hearing a lot about hunters who have lost a dog to one of these efficient killers while they were hunting on public land. There has been plenty of discussion on what can be done to keep the hunting dogs safe but
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Idaho Fish and Game seeks angler comments
Idaho Fish and Game is seeking public review and comment on proposals for 2013 fishing rules and the 2012-2018 fisheries management plan.
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Ask Idaho Fish and Game: Hunter education
Q. Is it too late to sign up for hunter education?
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Idaho Fish and Game Commission sets waterfowl, sage-grouse seasons
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission Thursday, August 23, adopted a liberal 107-day waterfowl season, and a restricted seven-day sage-grouse season.
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An Alaskan Master Guide Sentenced For Big Game Guiding Offense
Anchorage, Alaska U.S. Attorney Karen L. Loeffler announced that an Anchorage man has been sentenced in the U.S. District Court in Fairbanks on Friday, August 24, following his guilty pleas to 16 counts of commercial big-game guiding offenses.
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Concern over Asian carp rightly serious
No boaters have been knocked simple by running into a leaping silver carp while motoring on Sandusky Bay or the Sandusky River – yet. Ditto for Maumee Bay and connecting waters. But evidence continues to mount that something is afoot in the trouble department when it comes to a dreaded invasion of fisheries-wrecking Asian carp,
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