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<p>Jim "Jerky Jim" Gaboury, right, an 83-year-old Dalton Gardens resident, shot this 800-pound bull moose with a 38-inch rack spread on the east side of Lake Pend Oreille on Sept. 28. "I've been putting in for the lottery (to hunt bull moose) for 25 years," Gaboury said. "I never dreamed that I'd get a chance to go tromping on the hillsides at this age." Idaho residents are allowed to shoot one bull moose in their lifetime.</p>

<p>Jim "Jerky Jim" Gaboury, right, an 83-year-old Dalton Gardens resident, shot this 800-pound bull moose with a 38-inch rack spread on the east side of Lake Pend Oreille on Sept. 28. "I've been putting in for the lottery (to hunt bull moose) for 25 years," Gaboury said. "I never dreamed that I'd get a chance to go tromping on the hillsides at this age." Idaho residents are allowed to shoot one bull moose in their lifetime.</p>

October 24, 2013

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Hunting: A sport for the ages
October 24, 2013 9 p.m.

Hunting: A sport for the ages

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At this time of year, the most frequent question we get at the Idaho Department of Fish and Game office is, "How is the hunting season going?"