Outdoors
What's there to do in the great outdoors? Here we've got a bevy of local outdoor activities and destinations to explore.
Returned nonresident big game tags go on sale Nov. 3
Available to residents as second tags
IDFG stocked access sites provide golden opportunity for Idaho pheasant hunters
Fish and Game will stock 30,000 pheasants across the 24 permitted areas, including 14 WMAs, in 2022
State of Deer and Elk: Counting herds, and how hunters help through mandatory hunter reports
Deer and elk live throughout Idaho in habitats ranging from desert to mixed conifer forests, and a big part of a wildlife manager’s job is to estimate how many…
“Do the Rot Thing” for Fall Tree Care
This autumn, plan to recycle leaves instead of raking and bagging them and putting them by the curb to be removed with the trash.
Another case of chronic wasting disease found in Unit 14
F&G conservation officers remind hunters it is illegal to remove a whole deer or elk carcass out of Units 14-15
Hunting doesn’t just happen in the mountains…it starts in your closet
Here’s how your hunting attire can make or break your late-fall hunting trip
Girl bags moose
Girl, 12, shoots moose
Hunters using e-bikes are reminded to be aware of restrictions
With hunting season now in full swing, conservation officers in in other parts of Idaho are noticing a trend of hunters running afoul of motor vehicle use rest…
Forestry shortcourse scheduled in Post Falls
forestry works
Running streak
On the run in Glacier
Tracking big game season with Idaho Fish and Game
Considered by many in North Idaho to be a holiday worthy of taking time off from school or work, hunting season for deer and elk has arrived. With the seaso…
Deer hunters have reason for optimism, caution
Mule deer hunters should see similar or more deer than last year, but whitetail harvest could drop. Here's everything deer hunters need to know heading in to t…
Reporting wildlife crimes – how to be a good witness
Citizens play a critical role in protecting wildlife by reporting violations
It's fall and that means is pheasant time
Hunters can enjoy another year of pheasant hunting at two wildlife management areas in the Panhandle beginning in early October. Whether you are a new hunte…
Regulated trapping is part of Idaho’s heritage
Regulated trapping in Idaho is a legacy with deep cultural roots. Well before the days of statehood, trappers traversed much of Idaho’s mountains in pursuit of…