elk

A small group of elk were hit by a train in east Idaho just days after a large number of pronghorn were also killed while standing on tracks.

Roughly 150 elk were helped across a busy eastern Idaho highway for their safety and drivers using the roadway.

Whatever side you sit on with the constant wolf debates, there are apparently too many wolves now and trappers are needed to kill more of them.

All of this angered some hunters who believed they should’ve had an opportunity.

Unlike some years, big game animals will likely be widely dispersed this autumn in the Magic Valley region for fall’s upcoming hunts, according to wildlife officials.

Idaho wildlife officials say seven wolves were killed in the northern part of the state to help boost elk populations.

Let's play a game. How many elk can you count in this video?

Wildlife officials say hoof disease was found in an elk harvested in Idaho, the first time the disease has been detected in the Gem State.

A herd of about 100 elk are creating a potential traffic safety risk in eastern Idaho. On Monday the heard moved into an area between the towns of Sugar city and Rexburg along highways 20 and 33 creating a concern for drivers headed through the area, according to the Idaho Department of Fish and Gam…

More than 30 elk were killed after being hit by a train recently in eastern Idaho.

Two people had to be sent to the hospital after a two-vehicle crash when one driver tried to avoid elk near Hailey last week

People might see some low-flying helicopters at certain outdoor locations across the state during the winter months as staff from the Idaho Department of Fish and Game conduct deer and elk surveys.

An Idaho County bar is hanging a sign in public view showing elk mating.

A Gooding woman died in a two-vehicle crash north of Shoshone late Thursday night after an elk carcass caused her to lose control of her vehicle

For the second time in three days, an elk has attacked someone in Yellowstone National Park.

An elk attacked and seriously injured a hotel worker at Yellowstone National Park as the animal sought to protect a nearby calf

Federal officials have killed 10 wolves in northern Idaho at the request of the Idaho Department of Fish and Game to boost elk numbers.

Hunters who went afield in search of deer and elk in Idaho last year had more success than they had in 2016 – with one exception.

National Elk Refuge officials say the supplemental feeding program could be halted this year as western Wyoming experiences a warmer than average winter.

Idaho officials don't have to destroy information right away that came from tracking collars placed on wolves and elk by a helicopter crew that landed illegally in a wilderness area where engines are prohibited.