Wildlife Regulation History in Idaho Through the Years
A historical survey traces Idaho hunting and fishing rules from 1864 to 1941, noting season shifts, license changes, and the 1938 creation of the Fish and Game Commission. It covers buffalo and beaver bans, big game limits, license fees, women’s licensing, tag evolution, and key regulatory milestones.
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Idaho
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Sandpoint
Coeur d’ Alene
Coeur d’Alene and
Wallace
Lemhi
Valley
Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game Comission
Idaho Wildlife Review
Department
Farragut
State Parks Department
Boundary County wildlife area history and 1947 license changes
Senator investigators cited 1947 license fee revisions for Idaho wildlife licenses, noting residential and nonresident rates and changes from 1942 land acquisition to the Boundary County Wildlife Management Area. The report links broader graft probes to tobacco, liquor, and military PX kickbacks, detailing affidavits about promotions for S&M cigarettes and Beam bourbon favors.
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Duffy
U.S
James Beam
Beam
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Senate
Boundary County Wildlife Management
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Liggett G Meyers Tobacco Co
National Distillers
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