Idaho Fish and Game Mulls Weekday Big Game Hunts
Idaho fish and game commissioners discussed the idea of opening big game hunts in the middle of the week to ease hunter pressure but postponed action pending statewide input. Chair Jack Hemmingway urged public discussion before any move, noting it could take effect next year. Also discussed was Harriman State Park planning and a full inventory of soil climate and wildlife use.
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Idaho Urged to Cut Big Game Seasons and Standardize Dates
Hunters and outfitters pressed the Fish and Game Commission to shorten big game seasons to protect deer and elk herds. About six of fifty speakers backed uniform statewide seasons, with many favoring a standard opening date, arguing action is needed for future generations. Some warned shorter seasons could raise safety concerns as people return next year. Commissioner Alvord urged a balanced approach amid wider regional challenges.
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Former boxer Carter seeks conviction overturn in Jersey City
Robin Hurricanes Carter and John Artis, both serving life for the 1966 triple murders, seek a new trial after sworn affidavits alleged witnesses lied. A hearing on a second appeal is set for January 20 in Superior Court. Judge Larner previously denied the motion citing lack of credible testimony.
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Teen Skier Found Alive After Mountain Search at Bogus Basin
Leroy Jansen 14, of Boise, was found Monday buried in a self-carved snow cave inside the Bogus Basin perimeter near the number three chairlift. Rescuers said he was soaked to the skin and very exhausted after a mountain search.
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Wildlife check stations move through northern counties in 1974
Impromptu wildlife enforcement stations checked nearly 4500 people in five northern counties in 1974, a rise from 1973. The program deters violations by surprise, with 8 arrests and 14 warnings at these sites, plus 90 wildlife specimens logged across elk deer bears and other species. Analysts plan to release 1974 arrest summaries soon.
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