Hunting and Fishing

As spring unfolds, Idaho bears are waking up hungry. What’s the best way to keep them at bay this season?

Two elk turned up dead near the visitor center at Farragut State Park, and the circumstances are raising serious questions.

Did you know federal funds meant for hatcheries are just sitting there? One congresswoman thinks that's a missed opportunity for our community.

With outdoor adventures at stake, a bipartisan push aims to secure the future of vital access to our cherished public lands.

In a state known for its outdoor adventures, a proposed rule could change how hunters gear up for big game season.

No more soggy licenses! The future of fishing and hunting in Washington is going digital this July.

In a push for modern wildlife management, Idaho lawmakers are looking to update trapping regulations.

With grants of up to $10,000 on the table, the foundation is ready to back innovative efforts in habitat conservation and wildlife education.

With a hefty reward on the line, the hunt is on for those responsible for the illegal killing of a gray wolf.

What do the deer, elk and moose populations look like in Washington, and are they being properly managed? Those are a few of the questions Senate Bill 5960 looks to answer.