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Board should rescind wolf-killing contract

The Idaho Wolf Depredation Control Board, which is part of Idaho Gov. Brad Little’s office, just shredded any credibility it may have had regarding wolves and has done nothing to

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Idaho wolf-killing proposals prompt petition for feds to ban barbaric aerial hunts

The petition comes after two Idaho ranches said a private predator control corporation applied for state wolf control funds in their names without their knowledge.

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Shed antler hunting off-limits in eastern Idaho early next year

Shed antler hunting off-limits in eastern Idaho early next year
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It s Cold! Here s How To Keep Rodents From Scurrying Into Your Home

Temperatures are dropping, leading rodents across the country to push their way indoors in search of shelter, food, and water. The National Pest Management Association (NPMA) is spreading awareness about

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Coastal News Today | ID - After $3M effort, Idaho officials hope they killed off invasive quagga mussels in Snake River

TWIN FALLS (Idaho Capital Sun) Idaho state officials are hopeful that the approximately $3 million effort to kill invasive quagga mussels detected in the Snake River in September was successful. But they don’t expect to know if they wiped out all of the mussels until waters warm up and water sampling surveys resume next spring.

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