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County hears request to support Humane Society - Vimarsana News

County hears request to support Humane Society

ENTERPRISE — A volunteer with the Wallowa County Humane Society has asked the county commissioners to do whatever they can to halt state plans to implement and administer higher licensing

ODFW says three wolves were killed in Wallowa County poisoning - Vimarsana News

ODFW says three wolves were killed in Wallowa County poisoning

U.S. Fish and Wildlife and the state police are offering $25,000 for information about the poisonings that leads to an arrest, conviction or civil penalty. Poisoning a wolf is a felony in Oregon and could result in up to five years in prison.

Source: klcc.org
Catching river giants on Idaho's Snake River - Vimarsana News

Catching river giants on Idaho's Snake River

Idaho is home to white sturgeon, North America's largest freshwater fish species. Exceeding 10 feet in length, they're true river giants.

Source: ksl.com
Guest Opinion: Re-elect Representative Shepherd: A true advocate for Idaho's hunting heritage | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Guest Opinion: Re-elect Representative Shepherd: A true advocate for Idaho's hunting heritage | Opinion

As a hunting outfitter deeply connected to Idaho’s wilderness and rural communities, I’m calling on my fellow Idahoans in District 7 to re-elect Representative Charlie Shepherd this May 21. Throughout

$25K reward offered for info on animal poisonings in Eastern Oregon - Vimarsana News

$25K reward offered for info on animal poisonings in Eastern Oregon

Officials are searching for suspects in a string of poisoning incidents leading to the deaths of three gray wolves, two golden eagles, a mountain lion, a coyote and even two dogs, all of which occurred within the last year throughout Wallowa County, Oregon.

Source: koin.com