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Montana officials euthanize two bears for killing livestock
MISSOULA, Mont. — Two grizzly bears were euthanized late last month by wildlife officials in Montana for killing livestock, officials said.
Another Dworshak bass record but this one isn’t a keeper
A Lewiston man is the latest title holder of the state catch-and-release record for smallmouth bass.
Jewelry in the hen house, Run boy run
Ruby and topaz lace, emerald frizzle, gold bars.
Of mentors, busted flocks and pocketsful of Twinkies
A person turning left must yield to oncoming traffic, or to the person turning right.
IDFG warns anglers to heed social distancing
as popular spring chinook fin to local rivers
Pheasant hunting coming to two WMAs in North Idaho
North Idaho will receive 1,200 pheasants this year for a couple of its wildlife management areas.
Cow elk and whitetail doe poached, wasted near Blanchard
Poachers killed and left to waste an elk and a deer near Blanchard, according to Idaho Fish and Game.
Feds propose opening more refuges to hunting and fishing opportunities
More land in Idaho will be opened to hunters and anglers under a move by the federal government to amend rules at some federal wildlife refuges.
Grizzly bear confirmed near Grangeville recreation site
Idaho Fish and Game have confirmed a grizzly bear roaming south of Grangeville in west central Idaho.
New catch and release record bull trout caught in Kootenai River
A Post Falls man is the latest state catch-and-release record holder for bull trout.
Few spring Chinook in Idaho so far
Although spring Chinook salmon fishing season opens Saturday in Idaho, few fish have been documented crossing the Lower Granite Dam, 25 miles downstream of Lewiston.
Panhandle swan season will make 50 tags available
An experimental swan hunting season was established for parts of the Panhandle last week by the Idaho Fish and Game Commission.
Elk crushed by falling hay at east Idaho management area
A group of elk died after being crushed by hay bales at an eastern Idaho wildlife management area.
Yellowstone cougars infected with Bubonic plague
Cats in West susceptible to age-old disease
Survey finds more mountain goats in Selkirks
Hunters can apply for permits until the end of April