Hunting

This was an interesting find on YouTube today: a hunter from Delaware was headed to Wisconsin and ended up in Idaho.

Hunting license sales in Idaho are up as more residents seek a way to safely get out of the house without contracting COVID-19, but that has led to inexperienced hunters misidentifying and killing moose and a grizzly bear, wildlife officials say.

Fish and Game is also asking anyone to report poaching.

Idaho wildlife managers say hunters impacted by the Badger Fire in southern Idaho have options, including to continue their hunt or wait until next year.

The Maiden Hunt: Gretchen and Henry.

Truly magnificent.

Everyone featured in this program are very skilled at tracking, and taking down large game animals.

The Carbon County Sheriff's Office led another search effort June 26-28.

Legislation significantly increasing what it will cost nonresidents to hunt deer and elk in Idaho headed to the full Senate on Monday.

New Snake River access has opened up to the public near Hammett thanks to dedicated funding from the state.

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

Eastern Idaho authorities say an Oakley man found dead may have suffered a medical event while hunting on October 31 when family reported him overdue.

Federal forest officials will host two Open House meetings regarding the proposed changes to seasonal hunting closures in specific areas of the South Hills.

It’s that time of year again that upland game hunters have been waiting for: pheasant hunting opens this Saturday in the Magic Valley.

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.

Hunters have killed more mountain goats in Grand Teton National Park than expected.

Get ready to wear orange -- the color of fall. Err, at least if you're a young person who'd like to go pheasant hunting.

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game said a certain disease that effects elk, deer and moose could someday change how those species are managed in the Gem State, potentially affecting hunting seasons.

Several men from the Magic Valley were recently recognized for their volunteer efforts by the Idaho Department of Fish and Game.

If you’re an Idaho outdoorsman- or woman, you know that there’s always something going on with the Great Outdoors.