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The fight for public freedom to wade in Colorado rivers is getting gnarlier following a high court ruling this month that, if judges stand by it on Friday, bolsters the state's position that riverbeds can be private property.

It will provide a good photo opportunity, plus help fish in the process

Last Saturday while driving along the canal toward the South Boat Ramp on Mud Lake, an almost all-white bird flew across in front of me. It was headed toward a small irrigation ditch that’s water was receding after the field had been watered. It was a welcome sight as I had not seen a Snowy […]

Experience camping's more luxurious cousin by staying in safari-style tents, tipis, vintage trailers, and Jupes.

LEWISTON, ID - (IDFG) - Many of Idaho’s lakes and ponds are soon going to be bolstered with Idaho Fish and Game stocking ro

As I traveled down the road bordering the west ponds of Market Lake, the first ducks I happened across were seven of the beautiful, streamlined Red-breasted mergansers that had arrived from Mexico. In the last week, the Idaho Department of Fish and Game had opened the road since the elk had moved off the wildlife […]

A couple of ducks caught my eye as I was crossing the Hibbard bridge that crossed the South Fork of the Teton River this week. “Wood ducks,” I thought as I stopped on the bridge and a couple of pictures proved my thought was correct. It was my first sighting of them this year. My […]

While parked by the Snake River near Roberts looking for migrating waterfowl, I noticed two American bald eagles flying toward me in a stiff south wind. The larger female was in the lead and I could hear her chatting, encouraging her smaller male partner to keep up as she landed on the top of a […]

REXBURG – A former state lawmaker from eastern Idaho passed away earlier this week. Dell Raybould of Rexburg, died peacefully of natural causes on Thursday. He was 89. His granddaughter, Britt Raybould, who now occupies the same seat he once held in the House of Representatives, describes Dell as a “serious and thoughtful” man who […]

ISLAND PARK (Idaho Statesman) — An Idaho campsite is among the most difficult sites to reserve in the nation, according to a data analysis from The Dyrt, a website that helps people find and book camping spots. The Dyrt CEO Kevin Long said the company analyzed “federal and state agency data, as well as The […]