Students compete in 43rd annual Idaho State Forestry Contest
Homeschool freshman and Whistle Stop 4-H member Gavin Engle of Rathdrum inspects bark at the tree health station Thursday morning during the Idaho State Forestry Contest in Farragut State Park.
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Hidden Valley Academy senior Colter Cates of Sandpoint, left, and homeschooled eighth grader Andrew Guadagnini of Rathdrum use measuring sticks at the log scaling station Thursday during the Idaho Forestry Contest.
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Sandpoint High School senior Danielle Nader, front center left, and Chloe Anglen, 17, of Athol, front center right, walk with their group to the next station Thursday during the Idaho State Forestry Contest in Farragut State Park.
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Lexi Warren, a freshman at Highland-Craigmont School in Craigmont, is focused on the task at hand as she wraps a tape measure around a tree at the cruising station Thursday during the Idaho State Forestry Contest.
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North Idaho STEM Charter Academy freshmen Texas Fallquist, left, and Roxie Regan work on a soil and water quality activity at the forestry contest.
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Halston Calanchini, a junior at Potlatch High School, studies equipment and gear at the tool identification station.
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