ATV users: Know where you can travel before you go
Astoria Hot Springs completes first phase, waits on grand opening
Please don't rescue the guard dogs: Some sheep ranchers reporting their dogs are being dropped off at animal shelters
Big game hunting outlook for 2020
Forest reminds hunters and recreational shooters to recreate responsibly
New lifts, trails, and on-mountain dining at Grand Targhee?
A common complaint heard every hunting season by Idaho Fish and Game officers and biologists involves the violation of motorized vehicle restrictions. Few things are more frustrating for hunters than to rise well before sunup, hike to a favorite hunting spot – in a motorized restricted area – and just as the sun peeks over the horizon, hear a motorized vehicle approaching.
Chalk this up as another weird side effect of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Elk and whitetails continue to thrive, and mule deer herds are bouncing back
Comment period open for proposed resort projects
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ATV users: Know where you can travel before you go
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Astoria Hot Springs completes first phase, waits on grand opening
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Please don't rescue the guard dogs: Some sheep ranchers reporting their dogs are being dropped off at animal shelters
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Big game hunting outlook for 2020
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Forest reminds hunters and recreational shooters to recreate responsibly
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New lifts, trails, and on-mountain dining at Grand Targhee?
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Grand Teton seeks volunteers to shoot mountain goats
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Great American Outdoors Act heads to Trump's desk
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Summer is primetime to explore Idaho's backcountry fishing opportunities
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Game and Fish puts problem bear down in Darby Canyon
