Outdoors
What's there to do in the great outdoors? Here we've got a bevy of local outdoor activities and destinations to explore.
Spring is trout stocking time
Tanks full of rainbow trout, the ubiquitous western fish species and a go-to stocking fish for game departments, will soon make the trip to local ponds and lak…
Whitetail hunting survey closes April 16
Idaho wildlife managers are asking hunters to chime in on the latest whitetail deer management plan.
Scents of spring
Skunks aren’t cats.
Trapper Education course available
Trapper Education class registration is available on the Idaho Department of Fish and Game website, and just a few seats are left in North Idaho classes.
Hunters can buy immediate tags with new system
Hunters who apply for a controlled hunt can buy their tickets online if they are chosen for the hunt.
Good winter survival numbers so far
By RALPH BARTHOLDT
Grizzly, tundra swan hunts on IDFG commission meeting agenda
A tundra swan hunting season, second deer tags and a discussion on whether Idaho should adopt a grizzly bear hunt are among agenda items at the Idaho Department of Fish and Game Commission meeting this month in Boi…
There's gold in them hills
By RALPH BARTHOLDT
Bust out the copper pot; it's almost turkey season
I’m getting ready for the spring turkey season and this time, I’m really going.
Fish finder basics kicks off tonight
By RALPH BARTHOLDT
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation banquet coming to fairgrounds
A banquet to raise money for projects and education that benefit elk is planned for later this month at the Kootenai County Fairgrounds Jacklin Building.
Cold enough for ya?
I tiptoed down to the living room and peered outside at the thermometer.
'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