Outdoors
What's there to do in the great outdoors? Here we've got a bevy of local outdoor activities and destinations to explore.
'A stick and a string'
To be an archer takes a certain mindset.
Public comment period, open house set for Brebner Flat timber sale on St. Joe
Area residents who want to know more about a timber sale near Avery are invited to a Feb. 27 open house meeting in St. Maries.
Make sure application prices are correct for moose, bighorns, mountain goat
By ROGER PHILLIPS
North Idaho's parks generate $25 million for economy
By RALPH BARTHOLDT
IDFG plans public meetings to set rules, establish fishery goals for region
Ling cod, or burbot, once a Kootenai River fishery staple, could return to the list of fish targeted by anglers if the Idaho Department of Fish and Game Commis…
Jake brakes, as Idaho as a switchback mountain road
Jacobs brakes are used to slow the engine of a diesel tractor trailer loaded with logs, or rock, or cattle when it needs to be slowed without using the air brakes, which require a precious commodity that can run ou…
Access Yes! Could benefit from legislation
If it becomes law, a bill introduced in the U.S. Senate would help Idaho hunters, anglers and landowners with a funding source to open private property to spor…
Panfish or predator? To each his own
She was introduced to pike as a 2-year-old. Just a towheaded tot, stripped down to her diaper on a summer day at a local lake while her dad was hooking panfish.
The pike bite ain't flaggin' at Hayden Lake's north end
Pete Barnes is among a community of anglers who regularly drag their gear onto the ice on the north end of Hayden Lake near the sportsmen’s access.
Wolf trapper certification course here next week
A Wolf Trapper Certification class is scheduled Feb. 9-10 in Coeur d’Alene.
Washed away
By RALPH BARTHOLDT
Remembering wolves amid efforts to keep or kill them
I remember two wolves in particular.
Pike relocation project benefits native trout, anglers
By RALPH BARTHOLDT
Shed hunting is about more than tine
This whole antler hunting thing started with a whitetail deer shed found in the strip of cedars in back of the house one spring years ago.
The ice is on, and so are the anglers
By RALPH BARTHOLDT