moose

Apparently, human beings aren't the only ones rushing through store parking lots this holiday season.

Idaho conservation officers say they've received a tip from the public that has helped advance the investigation into the illegal killing of a bull moose south of Twin Falls.

Idaho wildlife managers treated a sick cow moose in the Wood River Valley in hopes of learning more about what may be impacting the species numbers in the state.

The reward for information on a poached bull moose near Smiths Ferry in October has been doubled. The Idaho Department of Fish and Game announced the Idaho Fish and Wildlife Foundation matched the reward being offered by Citizens Against Poaching which has increased the it to $1,200

Idaho wildlife managers say two moose were poached and left to waste near Banks, making them the fourth and fifth animals to be illegally killed this month.

A reward is being offered for information after a moose was found poached during the weekend near Smiths Ferry.

Maybe the social distancing of humans really is making the wildlife in our area less cautious?

Idaho wildlife authorities say a young calf moose was found dead with shotgun wounds near Driggs on the first of the month

Idaho wildlife managers will include public input in a moose management plan that addresses declining populations of the large animal in some parts of the state.

Idaho wildlife officials say a bull moose was killed and wasted near the community of Mackay during the weekend

Idaho’s overall moose population is down.  In Southern Idaho the numbers are up.  Just take a drive in the South Hills and your odds of seeing moose increase every year.  Moose are also often wandering through the valleys.  A woman at the office recently shared a video.  Her daughter filmed a moose jumping a fence and trotting through an open field.

I guess this is better than punk teenagers smashing your pumpkin decorations. Have you ever had an animal destroy your holiday decor?

If you saw a moose wandering around in Burley recently, you’re not the only one.

The reward for a moose poaching case in northeastern Nevada has grown to $10,000 to help catch the person or people responsible. The adult moose was illegally killed southeast of Jarbidge last month, according to the Nevada Department of Wildlife.

Spokesman for Idaho Fish and Game, Kelton Hatch, joined us on Top Story.

The New York Post has a story out of Florida about a battle akin to anything with which the worst street gangs could be engaged.

These meetings are opportunities for sportsmen to offer their own insights into regulations and policies.

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game is investigating the illegal hunting of two moose in the northwestern part of the state.

Idaho moose encounters are not just possible, but likely if you go outdoors with any regularity. One Idaho guy was surprised to find himself face-to-face (or would that be face-to-muzzle?) with a mammoth moose recently.

Kelton Hatch joined us today from Idaho Fish & Game with warnings as well as some safety advice.