Outdoors
Idaho hunter kills the brother of famous wolf that wandered to California
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Outdoors
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IDAHO LEGISLATURE
Three Idaho bills propose hunting changes
Three bills before the Legislature this year would expand one of big-game hunting’s most controversial practices: selling tags to hunt Idaho wildlife to the highest bidder.
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ENTERTAINMENT
Find snow sport heaven at Anthony Lakes in Eastern Oregon
Anthony Lakes has alpine ski and snowboard slopes, a Nordic ski and snowshoe center, snowmobile trails and backcountry snow cat tours. While in the area, add variety to your visit with an elk-viewing tour and a visit to the National Historic Oregon Trail Interpretive Center.
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WINTER RECREATION
Snowmobiling is more accessible than you might think
Instead of just enduring winter why not enjoy it? Imagine beating the wintertime blues with a 600-cc dose of snowmobile excitement while traveling across Idaho’s mountains.
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PETE ZIMOWSKY
Ask Zimo: Expect Idaho 21 delays and construction until springHigh Bridge construction won’t slow you down much longer
Q: I am lucky enough to live up Clear Creek off Idaho 21.
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OUTDOORS
Four men get jail and thousands in fines for poaching up the Yankee Fork
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HUNTING
Apply now for big-game Super Hunts
If controlled hunts confuse you, or you just want more than one chance for your favorite hunt, there’s a simple way to compete for the best tags in the state.
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OUTDOORS
Idaho Fish & Game seeks volunteers to plant sagebrush, bitterbrush to restore big game range
Volunteers are needed in March to plant sagebrush and bitterbrush seedlings in an area east of Boise, where a human-caused fire last summer burned critical winter range for big game, according to Idaho Fish & Game officials.
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WINTER RECREATION
Snowmobilers can ride with pals and win prizes at fun runs
The Boise Snowmobile Club is having its annual Fun Run Saturday, Feb. 11.
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OUTDOORS
New access road built for Weiser River Trail
Trail users will have new access to it from the Wye Trailhead, giving equestrians, mountain bikers and hikers another convenient way to get to the 84-mile trail in western Idaho.
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