The MK Nature Center continues the Winter Wednesdays Lunch and Learn series from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. January 25 with “Raptors of the Boise River.” Raptor Biologist Yozora Tadehara will bring live birds and lead a discussion about raptor identification and where best to find the various birds of prey species that are native […]
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Josh Hoisington was heading home from a fishing trip this fall and captured video of a large herd of elk on the run. “To see this sight was pretty incredible,” Hoisington said. “Seeing this elk herd has made my first year in Idaho amazing.” Hoisington posted the video on YouTube and described what he saw:
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Q. I bought a 2011 wolf tag, but I haven’t had a chance to use it yet. Is it still good for the rest of the season? A. No. Wolf tags for 2011 are no longer valid. Wolf tags, like most other tags including deer, elk, salmon and steelhead permits, are issued by calendar year,
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Trappers interested in pursuing wolves are reminded that Idaho rules require trappers complete a wolf trapper training course before they can purchase a wolf trapping tag. Upcoming courses will be in: Kooskia, January 26, Kooskia Community Center, 26 South Main Street. Orofino, January 27, Clearwater National Forest Service Office, 12730 Hwy 12. Lewiston, January 28,
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Like the last drop of oil coming out of the ground, I thought the day the wolves came off the Endangered Species List in Minnesota was going to be long after my ashes were spread. But I’m still alive and the wolves are now under the administration of the Department of Natural Resources – click
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It turned out to be a deadly weekend for outdoorsmen in Knox County. In addition to an ice fishing accident that caused the death of a 50-year-old man near Victoria on Sunday, DNR is now investigating the apparent accidental shooting of a deer hunter in Elmore. Knox County Sheriff’s Department officials say three hunters were
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PHOENIX – During a routine update on the Game and Fish Department’s nongame program activities, the Arizona Game and Fish Commission – during its regularly scheduled monthly public meeting – voted unanimously to amend its policy on the release of Mexican wolves in eastern Arizona. The commission recognized that the death or removal of individual
Hunters who apply for Arizona’s 2012 elk and pronghorn antelope hunts are encouraged to apply early to take advantage of the correction period. If your application has an error and is received before 5 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 20, you will receive up to three phone calls from Game and Fish in a 24-hour period
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I was really excited about the Lower Salt River opportunities, but as it turns out, Salt River Project is not going to be taking water from Stewart Mountain Dam right now — it’s the Verde River as usual. Sorry folks. It’s rather embarrassing, and it looks like I misunderstood the good folks at SRP when
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