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Sun., Oct. 10, 1999

Idaho tops list

The Idaho Fish and Game Department’s Internet Web site has been voted the best in the nation among state and federal natural resource agencies by the Association for Conservation Information.

The Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks site placed second.

Visitors to these and other wildlife agency Web sites can get advance information on a range of agency topics, ranging from non-game projects to hunting and fishing season rules and emergency orders, as well as harvest data and the earliest look at special permits drawing results.

Check them out:

Idaho: www.state.id.us/fishgame

Montana: fwp.state.mt.us

Washington: www.wa.gov/wdfw

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