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Outdoors blog archive for July 17, 2013

WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 2013


An osprey adult returns to the nest of its two 3-week-old chicks after osprey expert Wayne Melquist banded the young osprey in their nest along Lake Coeur d'Alene.
 (Carlene Hardt)

Recent outdoors stories in the Spokesman-Review

SPECIAL REPORT ON WOLVES: Public opinion runs deep in debate over protecting wolves Experts study wolf skeletons for insight into behavior From rival to hated enemy Predators a powerful attraction Picture story: Divided we stand Exploding targets restricted on public lands Mount Spokane trail plan…

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A deck hand shows off a king salmon, one of many his clients caught on a day of charter boat fishing in the Pacific Ocean out of Westport, Wash.  (File)

Westport salmon fishing to open daily

SALMON FISHING -- Beginning Friday (July 19), marine waters off of Westport (Marine Area 2) will be open to salmon fishing seven days a week, joining the three other ocean areas already open on a daily basis, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has…

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Sage grouse roosters fight for hens near a lek south of Rockland, Idaho. (Associated Press)

Idaho commission funds predator control

PREDATORS -- Programs to control wolves and ravens were funded by the Idaho Fish and Game Commission on Thursday. The commission approved animal damage control funds with $50,000 going to control wolves in elk management zones at or below objective. The panel also designted $12,000…

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