elk

It is about that time of year, more wildlife is going to travel further distances. This driver caught a herd of elk crossing Highway 75 and not caring who they were hindering in the process.

Idaho wildlife managers say they have completed an elk trapping and relocation effort in the Little Camas area to help reduce the damage done to local farm fields.

The stress on the cats would be intense.

-A bull elk got caught a second time in a very precarious situation in the Wood River Valley that required conservation officers to tranquilize the animal on Tuesday.

North Idaho wildlife conservation officers say three elk were found left to waste in what appears to be poaching incidents.

Idaho conservation officers are trying to track down the people responsible for illegally killing and leaving to waste two elk near Carey

Magic Valley wildlife managers have completed an elk roundup in the Little Camas area as part of a herd reduction effort to lessen the damage on area crops.

We could be seeing our first snow

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game says it plans on moving around 70 elk that have been damaging crops in the Little Camas area as part of an ongoing depredation operation.

Others may also be destroyed and the meat will feed the poor.

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.

Idaho Fish and Game will test your take.

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game says it will continue elk depredation efforts in the Little Camas area through 2020 to help reduce damage to crops.

Then they came for the beef, and I did not speak out because my freezer is full.

More than a dozen elk were crushed when a large hay stack fell on them during the winter in eastern Idaho.

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.