Idaho Fish and Game wildlife staff are still mindful of recovering deer and pronghorn in eastern Idaho and will propose modifying the 2024 hunting seasons during the March 20 Commission meeting. The proposed changes include several controlled hunts and landowner appreciation (LAP) hunts.
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Spring turkey controlled hunt draw results are available now. The results have been posted through Fish and Game’s licensing system, GoOutdoorsIdaho.com. Hunters can check their GoOutdoorsIdaho account to view their controlled hunt tags draw results for spring turkey.
Idaho Fish and Game and the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation again teamed up to expand the Tex Creek Wildlife Management Area (WMA) just west of Idaho Falls. Their collaborative efforts conserved and added 328 acres to the nearly 36,000-acre WMA.
Idaho Fish and Game staff along with NRA-certified instructors will be teaching a Basic Shotgun course on April 27 at the Farragut Shooting Range Center in Athol.
Back by popular demand! Idaho Fish and Game staff along with NRA-certified instructors will again be teaching a Basic Handgun course on April 6 at the Farragut Shooting Range Center in Athol.
Idaho Fish and Game is seeking comments on proposed migratory game bird seasons for 2024-25. Hunters can review these proposals online and provide input on the Migratory Game Bird webpage. Deadline to comment is March 24.