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Game Commission to study coyotes’ impact on fawns

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The study calls for capturing does this winter to implant transmitters that will signal when fawns are born. The chances of fawns being preyed upon shrink with each passing day as fawns grow older and are more capable of fleeing from predators. As a hunter, Hough said he understands the public's interest in predators and the importance of tracking predator impacts on fawns.
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The Idaho Statesman Rocky Barker column, Grizzly bears in Idaho

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A Fremont County jury convicted a local hunter for shooting a grizzly, even though he said the bear charged him. The grizzly petition comes nearly 20 years after wolves were reintroduced at Corn Creek in the Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness. The polarized sides -- wolf lovers and wolf haters -- have dominated the discussion. Grizzly bears may well return to central Idaho, if they haven't already.
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Idaho man convicted of killing grizzly bear

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An Idaho man has been sentenced to 2 years' probation after Idaho Fish and Game officials said he illegally killed a grizzly bear, the AP reports. Normally the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service handles those types of cases. Idaho Fish and Game says 23-year-old Kenneth Tyler Sommer, of Newdale, Idaho, was hunting for black bears in eastern Idaho when the grizzly was shot.
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Montana FWP website soon to be mobile friendly

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Responsive design means that FWP content will reflow to fit one's device-no matter if it's an iPhone, a tablet, a desktop or smart TV. "The content will flow and be arranged clearly so you can see and use it without having to scroll from side-to-side," Aldrich said. "It's a considerable improvement, but like all things new, it might take a little time for users to settle into the new design."
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Idaho Fish & Game director issues open letter to hunters, anglers, and trappers

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Looking ahead to the next 75 years, I want to both thank you and reassure you that a top priority at Idaho Fish and Game will always be the hunter, angler and trapper and maintaining our wildlife heritage. Demands and issues facing our agency (i.e. endangered species, habitat loss, etc.) are much greater than they were when our Mission was created and the challenges will continue to grow, but nothing will ever be more important than making sure our fish and wildlife populations are healthy and available for hunters and anglers to use.
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