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Browse speciesFor those looking to hunt in Idaho this fall and still needing their hunter education certification, the Magic Valley Region will be offering an instructor-led hunter education class in Rupert coming up in October.
Hatchery personnel from Fish and Game’s Magic Valley Region will be stocking approximately 33,050 10-12” catchable-sized rainbow trout in September. The stocking date and numbers of fish are approximate.
Idaho Fish and Game staff in the Magic Valley Region continue to work with landowners to reduce big game depredation on agricultural crops as the growing season progresses.
Upland game birds are sensitive to environmental factors — like temperature and precipitation — and can substantially vary in number from year to year. Coming into the nesting season, weather conditions were similar to the warm and dry conditions experienced in 2025 across much of Idaho. Because of drought conditions, birds will likely concentrate around water sources, particularly early in the season.
Hunters and recreationists will now have access into Kelsaw Canyon in game management unit 57 this falls thanks to a partnership between Arimo Corporation, the U.S. Forest Service, and Idaho Department of Fish and Game.
Load up the family and friends and enjoy a fall fishing adventure. Fish and Game staff will be stocking more than 6,500 catchable-size trout (10–12 inches) at the following locations across the Clearwater Region this September.
Grab your rods, find a favorite fishing spot and enjoy some time outdoors!
School is back in session, but outdoor adventure is still very much in season! As backpacks fill up with books and lunchboxes, don’t forget to pack in a little fishing adventure as well. September is shaping up to be an awesome month for family fishing across the Upper Snake Region!
On Aug. 31, Idaho Fish and Game received a report of a young black bear in the backyard of a residence in a south valley neighborhood of Pocatello. The bear was captured and then released to a location away from town.
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