Hunting

Hunters have just a little more than two more weeks to apply for Idaho's fall controlled hunts.

They may not be the kind of styles you’d find at a department store, but they are furs just the same – and you’ll have the chance to bid on them at an upcoming auction.

Fish and Game says there will be fewer tags to hunt moose this year as biologists seek to address the animals’ declining populations in the Gem State.

Idaho’s spring black bear season opens today, April 1, in a number of units across the state.

If you’re a hunter, take note that some changes have taken place in some areas for the 2019-20 season.

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game says it has modified some of its big game hunting proposals.

Wildlife officials say hoof disease was found in an elk harvested in Idaho, the first time the disease has been detected in the Gem State.

Hunters have only one more week to apply for Idaho’s controlled spring bear hunts. Successful applicants of the drawing will be notified no later than March 10.

The Gem State has new hunting rules for bighorn sheep, moose and mountain goat.

The application period for one controlled hunt has already opened this month in Idaho and another will open soon. The two spring hunts are for controlled black bear and controlled turkey.

The Super Hunt drawings are for individual deer, elk, pronghorn or moose hunts, and Super Hunt Combo, which includes a tag for each of the four species.

A Montana hunter has legally killed a wolf that was popular with photographers and wolf watchers in Yellowstone National Park.