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Plea deals offered in ND wildlife killings Plea deals offered in ND wildlife killings

Dickinson, N.D. (AP) – Four men have until Monday afternoon to accept a plea... 

Idaho hunters can check controlled hunt drawing Idaho hunters can check controlled hunt drawing

Boise, Idaho (AP) – Idaho hunters may be in luck. Those who applied for elk,... 

New NC laws include free hunting for military New NC laws include free hunting for military

Raleigh, N.C. (AP) – A new budget year starting in North Carolina brings with... 

New DNR licenses available in Indiana New DNR licenses available in Indiana

Indianapolis (AP) – New hunting, trapping and fishing licenses are available... 

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Outdoor Political & Conservation Issues

Conservationists file suit to reinstate wolf protections Conservationists file suit to reinstate wolf protections

Groups hope to reverse delisting before Idaho and Montana wolf hunts begin this fall Conservationists... 

History of the Grizzly Bear and the current challenges they face History of the Grizzly Bear and the current challenges they face

                  In a heated debate began in the 1960s and 1970s and... 

The call of the grey wolf The call of the grey wolf

The call of the grey wolf reverberating off the canyon walls deep in the high country,... 

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Off the Wall Outdoor News

Cougar study: Facing down predators not the safest measure, after all Cougar study: Facing down predators not the safest measure, after all

How would you respond if you encountered a mountain lion? That’s a question I ponder whenever I venture alone into the wilderness. Traditional wisdom, preached time and again by so-called animal experts and the California Department of Fish and Game, is to stand your ground, make yourself appear... 

Return of the Once-Rare Beaver? Not in My Yard. Return of the Once-Rare Beaver? Not in My Yard.

   CONCORD, Mass. — The dozens of public works officials, municipal engineers, conservation agents and others who crowded into a meeting room here one recent morning needed help. Property in their towns was flooding, they said. Culverts were clogged. Septic tanks were being overwhelmed. Once wiped... 

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Featured Hunting& Fishing Trips

Idaho – Upland Bird Hunting Preserve Idaho – Upland Bird Hunting Preserve

This shooting preserve was created in 1999 for a handful of outdoor enthusiasts living in the Sun Valley, Idaho area. They have two Idaho State Fish & Game licensed shooting... [Read more]


Hunting Trips
- Idaho – Whitetail, Elk, Muley – Private Land
- Montana – Mountain Lion Hunt – Private Ranch
- Montana – Spring Black Bear Hunt

Fishing Trips
- Chile Fly Fishing – Southern Chile
- Alaska Fly Fishing
- Bahamas Bonefishing – Andros South

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Outdoor Life Survival Series

Backcountry Grizzly Attack

Ron Leming Jr. and his Dad survived a harrowing bowhunt for elk. Instead of a trophy bull, the duo encountered a huge boar grizzly bear.  Read More →


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Ask Dr. Waz

Dr. Wasilewski resides in Sun Valley, ID where he practices sports medicine & general orthopedics.

His medical publications number over 40 orthopedic journal articles, book chapters, abstracts and reviews. He has presented numerous papers and spoken at numerous medical courses in North America and Europe.
This Q&A column is for you, the Outdoor Enthusiast to get your medical questions answered so you can get back out on the trail.

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Local & Bulleaver News

For the Ages For the Ages

Rocky Mountains 1854…Elk move through the dense fog at timberline, the hunter sees them briefly as they ghost toward his concealed position. Near the back of the herd, a cow staggers along slowly and painfully. The broken shaft of an arrow sticking out from her shoulder tells the hunter he has finally found her. Nearly four days ago he shot this cow... [Read more of this review]

Encounters Encounters

  The second the bear charged, I raised my bow to full draw. I saw, in an instant, the long silver tipped guard hairs and broad forehead and knew that this was a grizzly. At fifteen feet, the bruin slid to a stop and pounded the ground with a huge forepaw, sending a spray of forest debris across my legs and torso as it let out a deep rumbling growl.... [Read more of this review]

Herd Bulls Herd Bulls

Herd Bulls  Late evening wind slips through the pines. Shadows begin their descent along the ground, to merge with the already growing darkness deep in the forest. On strong legs the old bull climbs to a high vantage point surveying his home range. Granite peaks rise to the west. Cloud shadows slide across the deep green of forests, covering the entire... [Read more of this review]

Cross Roads Cross Roads

Late evening sunlight filters through the forest canopy.  The sounds of the natural world sing like a sirens song to the young lady seated beneath a gnarly limber pine. She loves all things nature, from the chrystal clear high lakes, to the boulder strewn talus slopes and beyond. Each creature in these mountains; deer, elk, bear, and dozens of other... [Read more of this review]

U.S. government revokes rule limiting species protections U.S. government revokes rule limiting species protections

U.S. federal agencies again will have to consult with government wildlife experts before taking actions that could impact threatened or endangered species. The Obama administration said Tuesday it was overturning a rule change made in the final weeks of the Bush presidency. Officials at the Interior and Commerce departments said they have reimposed... [Read more of this review]

I’m a Bulleaver I’m a Bulleaver

It has come to my attention recently that the word rut has more than just one meaning. The familiar phrase, ‘stuck in a rut’ is much of what I experienced over the last year – stuck in a rut from some personal bad luck. But, in the elk world it means quite the opposite – it’s the time when antlered ungulates mate. So it occurs to me as I emerge... [Read more of this review]

Model of the Year Model of the Year

Bulls & Beavers is proud to introduce Shannon as our most recent Best of the Best Award winner and the 2009 Bulls and Beavers model of the year. Shannon has a true passion for the outdoors. Living in the West, her favorite outdoor recreation includes fishing, boating, shooting, horse back riding and adventure travel. Shannon is proud to have been... [Read more of this review]

Bulls & Beavers LLC Announces 2008 “Best of the Best” Sportsman Properties Award Bulls & Beavers LLC Announces 2008 “Best of the Best” Sportsman Properties Award

Outstanding Mountain Retreat Selected for its Quality, Location and 1100 Acres of Outdoor Paradise Sun Valley, Idaho — June 24 2008 — Bulls & Beavers, LLC, www.bullsandbeavers.com, a leading provider of outdoor-related news and services, today announced that it selected a property listed by Sherry Daech in Elkhorn, Idaho as a winner of the... [Read more of this review]

Service Proposes to Expand Hunting and Fishing Opportunities on National Wildlife Refuges Service Proposes to Expand Hunting and Fishing Opportunities on National Wildlife Refuges

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service today opened a 30-day public comment period on a proposal to add one national wildlife refuge to the list of areas open for hunting during the 2008-09 season and increase hunting opportunities at six other refuges. [Read more of this review]  Read More →

Simpson: CIEDRA preserves economic development provisions for Custer County Simpson: CIEDRA preserves economic development provisions for Custer County

  BY TODD ADAMS Proposed changes announced last week to Rep. Mike Simpson’s Central Idaho Economic Development and Recreation Act (CIEDRA) preserve economic development for Custer County and motorized access, contrary to claims by an anti-CIEDRA group, Simpson staff say. [Read more of this review]  Read More →

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