Poaching

North Idaho wildlife conservation officers say three elk were found left to waste in what appears to be poaching incidents.

Idaho conservation officers say they've received a tip from the public that has helped advance the investigation into the illegal killing of a bull moose south of Twin Falls.

Magic Valley wildlife managers want information on a moose left to waste in the South Hills earlier this fall.

Hunting license sales in Idaho are up as more residents seek a way to safely get out of the house without contracting COVID-19, but that has led to inexperienced hunters misidentifying and killing moose and a grizzly bear, wildlife officials say.

Fish and Game is also asking anyone to report poaching.

The reward for information on a poached bull moose near Smiths Ferry in October has been doubled. The Idaho Department of Fish and Game announced the Idaho Fish and Wildlife Foundation matched the reward being offered by Citizens Against Poaching which has increased the it to $1,200

Idaho conservation officers are trying to track down the people responsible for illegally killing and leaving to waste two elk near Carey

Idaho wildlife managers say two moose were poached and left to waste near Banks, making them the fourth and fifth animals to be illegally killed this month.

A reward is being offered for information after a moose was found poached during the weekend near Smiths Ferry.

A reward is being offered for information that leads to a citation for the recent death of a grizzly bear in eastern Idaho.

North Idaho conservation officers are investigating two incidents of elk and deer poaching that happened in April

Idaho wildlife authorities say a young calf moose was found dead with shotgun wounds near Driggs on the first of the month