Fire crews make strides against Lions Roar Fire
Water tender and water tanks supplying water to fireline at the Lions Roar Fire, located in the Lion Creek Drainage at Priest Lake, east of Priest Lake State Park's Lionhead Unit.
(Photo courtesy JARED SUNDBERG)
A helicopter scoops a bucket of water on Aug. 8 to help fire the Lions Roar Fire. James Fillmore said crews used a fleet of four AT802 Conair "Fire Boss" planes plus three different types of helicopters, including a Blackhawk. A couple of fire boats cleared pleasure boats out of the flights paths before operations started.
(Photo courtesy JAMES FILLMORE)
Water tender and water tanks supplying water to fireline
(Photo courtesy JARED SUNDBERG)
A map shows the location of the Lions Roar Fire, located in the Lion Creek Drainage at Priest Lake, east of Priest Lake State Park's Lionhead Unit.
(Map courtesy IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF LANDS)
PRIEST LAKE — Fire crews have been successful in holding the Lions Roar Fire within its approximate 55-acre perimeter, Idaho Department of Lands officials said Friday....
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