From the daily archives: Sunday, March 28, 2010
Idaho Falls, Idaho man killed 5 elk, left four-
He also goes to jail for 2 months, can’t possess a firearm in the field and pays a fine. But is the penalty all that tough?
Idaho poacher gets lifetime hunting ban. The Associated Press
Continue Reading →Despite recession, protecting Foothills is popular-
Time for new levy? Many Boiseans are ready, again, to pay for Foothills open space. By Cynthia Sewell. Idaho Statesman.-
Continue Reading →Most common tick borne disease has mostly spared interior Western states-
Lyme disease hits Lehi. Wildlife officials will likely begin canvassing for ticks that carry disease. By Kirsten Stewart. The Salt Lake Tribune.
Unhappy news. I know several folks on this forum have contracted Lyme Disease during their outdoor adventures.
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