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It doesn’t mean buying a gun is easy.

The Badger Fire scorched nearly 90 thousand acres of land in the South Hills. We are starting to get a bigger picture as to which structures, campsites and recreation areas have been hit the hardest.

What’s a barn?

As of Tuesday morning, containment of the fire was just under 50 percent.

WARNING: Viewer discretion is advised. But this is an amazing video of a grizzly bear taking down a bull elk in Yellowstone National Park. Watching these two battle it out and how the bear behaves in quite amazing.

The Badger Fire in the South Hills has been burning since September 12th. We have some pictures and videos of what it looks like now and while the fire crews and fighting the fire.

I’m not quite sure what the neighbors think.

This was repeated throughout the weekend.

The road could be a natural break.

Now she’s as well worried.

They brainwash young people.

As of September 18th people were ordered to evacuate from the Rock Creek Canyon area due to the Badger Fire. Fire fighters and evacuees are in need of help. If you are someone that wants to help but doesn't know how, here are some ideas.

The caller struggling to move his sheep sounded the voice of despair.

The Badger Fire has been burning since September 12th and is over 35 thousand acres. The Twin Falls Sheriff Office shared video of the fire torching the South Hills.

Idaho Fish and Game will test your take.

Moose, deer and elk are fleeing the area.

The air quality around the area has been unhealthy, especially those in the sensitive groups. Because of the poor air quality and the wild fire conditions fire restrictions are in effect.

The Badger Fire began September 12th near Badger Gulf off Forest Service Road 533 and 536. Due to the rapid expansion of the fire there have been some closures in the Sawtooth National Forest.

It’s often a family member or close friend.

Log it, graze it or watch it burn.