Wildlife biologists with the Idaho Department of Fish and Game captured an adult female mountain lion from an Ammon neighborhood on Thursday morning.
Washington Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers and her colleague Rep. Dan Newhouse, both of Washington, introduced legislation Thursday to pr…
GOLDEN, Colo. (AP) — Dozens of bison from a mountain park outside Denver have been transferred to several tribes from across the Great Plains,…
Despite laws enacted by the legislature two years ago to increase wolf kills in Montana, the state’s wolf harvest dropped for the second year …
Trying to describe the world-class rock climbing destination my sweetheart, friends and I visited in Mexico last week might be like telling so…
Imagine holding a glass, working a shovel, brushing your teeth, manipulating a cell phone or building something, anything, without the use of …
President Joe Biden pledged to work with tribal and political leaders of the Pacific Northwest to recover salmon runs that spawn in the Columb…
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It happened sort of like this: My sweetheart Julie and I were visiting family in Albuquerque, New Mexico last week and staying with her sister.
Tired of winter yet? Yeah, me, too. And I spent two months of it in north Florida to give my aching bones a rest from this gnarly season.
Many years ago, my wife and I were attending a fundraiser banquet for the conservation group, Ducks Unlimited. With a large family and a state…
Rising over 11,000 feet in 15 miles, there lies a peak in California near the infamous Badwater Basin, the lowest (and hottest) elevation in t…
MOSCOW — Bill Parks, the founder of the Moscow-based Northwest River Supplies, died Sunday at St. Luke’s Hospital in Boise.
If you’ve ever thought about skiing or snowshoeing on the moon, don’t let this winter slip by.
I spent four long days last week in the cab of a rental truck helping my son move from Virginia, 2,850 miles to Graham, Washington, south of S…
Yellowstone National Park reported its first grizzly bear sighting of the year on Tuesday, signaling that the apex predators have started to e…
It’s been a good snow year — the kind we get once a decade or so.
SLATE CREEK — The deer carcasses come in more slowly now, two to three at a time.
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On Monday, the Caldera Rim Trail tried to hide behind an ominous, thick haze. I felt like I was in the middle of a spooky horror movie with lo…
The Eastern Idaho Fly Tying and Fly Fishing Expo is back after a three-year, pandemic-induced hiatus, and attendees are sure to notice some bi…
The horrific earthquake that devastated parts of Turkey and Syria on Feb. 6 was the strongest, biggest and baddest earthquake that region has …
Ocean conditions have improved and returns of adult fish are pulling out of a yearslong nose dive, but wild salmon and steelhead that return t…
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The middle-aged woman was sitting outside in the snow in the bright sunshine on a fold up chair borrowed from the Morgan Summit warming hut. H…
A fierce winter in Yellowstone National Park has forced bison north into the waiting rifles of tribal and state hunters.
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While I enjoy tenkara angling, particularly on small water, I tend to stick with traditional fly gear most of the time — I like the casting as…
I was standing next to the state line sign on the Moose Creek Trail southeast of Victor last week when two older guys marched up on snowshoes …
