Outdoors
What's there to do in the great outdoors? Here we've got a bevy of local outdoor activities and destinations to explore.
Important hunt dates for June
From tags sales to general season openers, there’s a lot happening in Idaho during June that hunters and anglers should be aware of.
Boat etiquette for boating season
As summer arrives, more people will be boating and boat ramps can get busy. There are a handful of simple tips to ensure things go as quickly and efficiently a…
Fisher King
Montpelier Reservoir produced 8.5-lb lunker where Kody King caught new state record for tiger trout.
Drawing results for controlled hunts
Hunters who applied for controlled hunts for moose, bighorn sheep and mountain goat hunts can see if they drew a tag by going to GoOutdoorsIdaho.com. Hunters w…
Online auction to fund Idaho trails
Idaho Trails Association is hosting an online auction of trail experiences and adventure items to raise money for local trails from May 22-31.
Keep outdoors pristine, respect others this weekend
The long-awaited respite that reenergizes people who developed a heated bitterness toward winter is finally here — Memorial Day weekend. This weekend, thousand…
Summer comes and young moose wander
When moose wander the potential for public safety issues arises
State biologists concerned about future of bull trout in Montana
Biologists at Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks recently raised the alarm about declines in the number of bull trout spawning nests, called redds, across weste…
Fish and Game plans to control wolf populations
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission unanimously approved a new wolf management plan during its May 11 meeting in Jerome.
Courses to prepare for hunting season
The Farragut Shooting Range Center will host a series of Idaho Department of Fish and Game approved classes to prepare hunters, marksmen and children for the u…
New multi-year study aims to solve Lower Clark Fork elk mystery
Dr. Kelly Proffitt wants to find out why elk numbers in the lower Clark Fork River area have declined over the past two decades.
Fish and Game: Leave baby wildlife be
Spring is here, and so is the peak of baby wildlife season. People are bound to see young wildlife when they venture outdoors during the spring and early summe…
Restoration Partnership asks public for project ideas
The Restoration Partnership is soliciting natural resource restoration project ideas from the public until June 1, 2023.
Forest Service seeks public comment
The USDA Forest Service seeks public feedback on the Lacy Lemoosh Project, located on the St. Joe Ranger District of the Idaho Panhandle National Forests. Publ…
All about that bass
During spring, the local weatherman stands before a green screen, strategically circling portions of the state with high and low pressure systems. Predicting s…