livestock

Recently, Idaho Fish and Game has gotten some calls about mountain lions in a certain area, and they have been attacking pets in residential areas.

All these numbers are based on research from last year.

The security camera makes it quite clear.

The Idaho State Tax Commission says farmers and ranchers forced to sell livestock because of drought can get more time to replenish their herds and defer the tax.

The changes are mainly technical but there are also differences in shepherds.

Since there isn’t a cop on every corner, what can we do?

A Carey man had to be flown to the hospital after hitting a bull on the highway north of Richfield on Friday.

Merlin Smedley is putting rabbits on notice. The Mayor of Burley, Idaho presides over a city where a recent battle over backyard chickens split the community. Now he wants the bunnies busted and bused out of town. The details of the story are reported at this link by the Magic Valley Times New...

Twin Falls County Commissioners are working on a proposed livestock control ordinance that may help with some of the safety issues involved when livestock get out of their fences and wind up on public roads.  Fines are proposed in the ordinance for livestock owners who persistently do little to keep their livestock from getting out.  A first time violation would could cost violators $50 per day pe