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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

Hunting 2011

The Inland Northwest guide to hunting deer, elk, waterfowl, grouse, chukars, with special reports and updates on the new four-point whitetail antler restrictions, vehicle restrictions at Mica Peak, non-toxic shot requirements at pheasant release sites and the latest on wolves.
Sports >  Outdoors

How to get ticketed

Following are the top 10 ways sportsmen goof up and qualify for a costly ticket while hunting in Washington, according to Fish and Wildlife Department enforcement officers in Spokane (in no particular order): 1. License not on person while hunting.
Sports >  Outdoors

Similar traits bring success

Some hunters regularly do better than the statistics. Some bag their game year after year. Consistently successful hunters share similar traits.
Sports >  Outdoors

Minimizing lead exposure

Studies have indicated people can be subject to lead exposure by eating certain game meats taken by hunters shooting lead bullets. Ground meats tend to offer the highest risks if the meat is not carefully taken from the carcass.
Sports >  Outdoors

Idaho targets wolves

An archery hunter near Bozeman killed the first wolf to be harvested in the gray wolf hunting seasons that opened in Montana earlier this month. And at least 10 gray wolves had been tagged in Idaho – including one in the Panhandle – through the first two weeks of the season that opened Aug. 30.