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Outdoors

What's there to do in the great outdoors? Here we've got a bevy of local outdoor activities and destinations to explore.

Updated 6 days, 1 hour ago

Logan Pass time limits helped juggle record July visitation, Glacier National Park officials say

Labor Day marked the close of Glacier National Park’s pilot season for a timed parking system at Logan Pass.

Updated 11 months, 1 week ago
White-tailed deer illegally shot and left to waste in southeast Idaho

A member of the public found the deer on the banks of the Snake River between Blackfoot and Firth, about a half-mile south of East River Road. It is possible the deer was shot by someone from a boat on the Snake Ri…

Updated 11 months, 2 weeks ago
Statewide trout stocking highlights for October

Fishing for stocked rainbow trout can be a great way to introduce budding anglers to the sport by using simple, inexpensive setups. Many of these fisheries highlighted below are easy to access, family-friendly fish…

Updated 11 months, 2 weeks ago
Mule deer 2025: Here's where we are, and from where we've come

Things were opposite in the Southwest Region where despite a normal winter in Unit 39, which is one of the state’s most-popular mule deer units, only 31% of co…

Updated 11 months, 2 weeks ago
F&G seeks local volunteer to serve on the Citizens Shooting Range Advisory Committee

f you enjoy shooting and volunteering, this may be an opportunity just for you

Updated 11 months, 3 weeks ago
Nearly 30,000 acres removed from program after sale between Stimson, Coeur d’Alene Tribe

All of the 30,000 acres sold are located in the Panhandle Region’s Game Management Unit 5, south of Coeur d’Alene. Please review the map below or visit the Ida…

Updated 11 months, 3 weeks ago
Kokanee illegally dumped in Hayden — Fish and Game seeks public’s help

This type of waste is a violation of Idaho law and a loss of a valuable public resource. Kokanee are a popular sportfish in North Idaho, and illegal harvest un…

Updated 11 months, 3 weeks ago
Interesting facts you may not know about Idaho's deer and elk

Most mule deer in Idaho seasonally migrate twice yearly between summer and winter range (and back again). The longest documented mule deer migration is over 24…

Updated 12 months ago
Epizootic hemorrhagic disease and bluetongue virus detected in white-tailed deer in North Idaho

When outbreaks occur, they can be explosive and severe, causing high mortality in localized areas. The outbreaks tend to cycle, occurring every 3-5 years as he…

Updated 12 months ago
North Idaho Bear Fair to be hosted at Bonner County Fairgrounds on Sept. 27

Receive bear spray training using inert bear spray canisters on Fish and Game’s remote-controlled charging grizzly bear. Anyone who participates in the bear sp…

Updated 12 months ago
'Getting to yes' on spearfishing in Idaho

Recreational divers and anglers are already taking advantage of the new opportunity, including Dennis Haussler, a seasoned spearfisherman in the Panhandle Regi…

Updated 12 months ago
Endangered pink river dolphins face a rising mercury threat in the Amazon

Fernando Trujillo, a marine biologist leading the effort, kneels beside the animal’s head, shielding its eye with a small cloth so it can’t see what’s happenin…

Updated 12 months ago
Bear attack on hiker closes trail in Yellowstone

A Yellowstone National Park trail remained closed Wednesday after a possible grizzly bear attacked a hiker, leaving him with serious but non-life-threatening i…

Updated 1 year ago
Large Tracts Program: Know before you go

Hunters and recreationists must do their research before heading afield to access a Large Tracts land parcel

Updated 0 minutes ago
Everything you need to know for pheasant hunting in the Panhandle this season

Youth must be accompanied by a licensed adult (18 years or older), but do not need an Upland Game Bird Permit. All hunters must wear hunter orange above the wa…

Updated 1 year ago
Idaho preparing to sell 160 acres of state-owned endowment land near the Tetons

Land is leased for grazing until 2032, but state officials believe they can make millions by selling to highest bidder