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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1977
Page
6
Handy guide lists opening and closing dates for major Region One seasons in Idaho. It notes species by unit and key openings such as deer elk archery and crow, with closures including dove and mountain lion in specified units.
The Idaho Fish and Game outlines revised catch and release limits on the Clearwater River for fall fishing. Catch and release will begin September 15 upstream from Potlatch water intake, with closures on North Fork Clearwater to Ahsahka bridge and Dworshak Dam to 300 feet downstream, plus Selway River from Selway Falls cable car to Meadow Creek Bridge. The catch and keep season starts October 17 with fishing restricted upstream to the Clearwater bridge at Orofino.
The Department of Fish and Game urges Idaho hunters to study rules ahead of upcoming big game seasons. Key points include tagging immediately after kill, reporting at checking stations, possessing licenses and tags, and prohibitions on illegal methods, uncased firearms, nonwritten transfers, hunting at night, using aircraft, and sharing game without proper documentation.
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission set this year’s hunting seasons and limits across the state. Sage and sharp tailed grouse vary by county with September dates and bag limits from two to three birds, pheasants extend October into November with two to four-bird limits, and chukar and Hun seasons run in select northern counties. Forest grouse limits rise to four and eight, while cottontail rabbit season adds Boundary County to September through February 28.
Bonner County outdoors notes drought this summer left huckleberries scarce at lower levels. Bears feed on remaining high ridge patches then switch to mountain ash as frosts hit, improving hunting chances for the next weeks with patient stalks and careful field-glass observation in open and semi open cover.
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