Outdoors
What's there to do in the great outdoors? Here we've got a bevy of local outdoor activities and destinations to explore.
Teton bighorn outnumbered by invasive mountain goats
Just so you know, Wyoming Game and Fish doesn’t hate mountain goats. But the growth of the non-native critters in the Teton Range is posing a problem that has …
Soft plastic worms and flip-flop weather
There’s a sweet spot in North Idaho waters and it has to do with temperature.
The golden guide to becoming a river fisherman
The pocket book was not the kind you fill with money, but we hoped somewhere on its pages to find a map to a jackpot making the book worth more than the buck and a quarter we had paid for it at the drugstore.
Farragut shooting range opens this week
Bench shooters and gunners in northern Kootenai County will have a place to practice their hobby when the Farragut range opens Friday.
Anglin' with Anglen - May 1973
Higher success rates in controlled hunts
By RALPH BARTHOLDT
May means rainbow trout stocking in the Panhandle
Beginning this month, approximately 50,000 catchable-size rainbow trout will be stocked in more than 26 lakes and ponds in the Panhandle.
Grizzly bear in Coeur d'Alenes is reminder to be bear aware
A grizzly bear was confirmed this week to be roaming around the Coeur d’Alene Mountains northeast of Magee.
Brown trout, sauger thriving together in Bighorn River
One of Montana’s premier trout fishing streams, the Bighorn River, could be poised for an excellent season provided nothing “really weird” happens with spring …
A second brush with fame
Ducks and dogs are proving to be a winning combination for artist Catherine Temple.
Hadley tells her story in RMEF hunting video
Former North Idaho Fish and Game commissioner Nancy Hadley has been an avid hunter since the days when her dad used to take her hunting around Sandpoint.
Anglin' with Anglen – April 1973
Hunting dogs make emotions run the gamut
It wasn’t my intention to talk about dogs again, but when Nancy came home after walking The Beast, the topic of our German shorthair’s lack of social graces stuck in my mind like a face plant.
Spring is a good time for Panhandle bird watching
The wood ducks came in a few at a time, splashed down and then, peeping in their wood duck language, began feeding in the shallows of Thompson Lake near Harris…
Anglin' with Anglen – April 1973