March’s Wildlife Express newsletter wades through the lives of Idaho’s shorebirds

Shorebirds is a broad term, used to define birds that, you guessed it, inhabit shorelines. Wildlife Express’s March issue focuses on the life and migration of Idaho’s shorebirds.

Recreationists, homeowners reminded to take precautions with their pets as coyote denning season arrives

F&G continues to monitor mountain lion activity in McCall

Southeast Region Winter Feeding Advisory Committee Meeting

The next meeting of the Winter Feeding Advisory Committee for the Southeast Region is Tuesday, March 21, at 6:30 p.m.

Winter feeding update for the Southeast Region (03/17/2023)

With winter conditions improving across the Southeast Region over the past several days, no new authorized feed sites for deer or elk have been added since March 10. However, operations at current feed sites are still ongoing.

How to report an illegal sturgeon harvest and be a good witness for wildlife

You're out fishing and see someone harvest a white sturgeon and place it in a cooler, what would you do in this situation? It is illegal to harvest sturgeon in Idaho; sturgeon should not be removed from the water and must be released upon landing. Know how to report this common violation and hear tips on how you can be a good witness for wildlife.

Draw results available for spring turkey controlled hunts

Spring turkey controlled hunt draw results are now available. Hunters can check their account on GoOutdoorsIdaho.com or see how to set up an account online to see if they drew controlled hunt tags for spring turkey. Hunters whose names were drawn can buy the controlled hunt tags through the online license system or by calling 1-800-554-8685.

F&G Commission sets spring Chinook season to open April 22

This year’s forecast is larger than last year’s preseason forecast and above the 10-year average of 43,788. If the actual run matches the forecast, about 7,000 Chinook will be available for sport anglers to harvest.