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Idaho pondering changes in hunter fees, ages

Daniel Kuhta, 15, ends his last day of youth upland bird hunting seasons at Fishtrap Lake with a limit of pheasants, and his hunting Lab, Luby, and the family's new pup, Max. (Scott Kuhta)

HUNTING — Idaho is looking to raise resident hunting and fishing license fees for the first time since 2005, but the plan in the works from the Department of Fish & Game would give loyal hunters or anglers who buy a license every year a break: They could “ lock in ” their fees at 2013 rates by buying a license every year, continuously, reports Betsy Russell, the S-R’s reporter in Boise. The fee-increase bill hasn’t  been introduced, but the piece letting Fish & Game discount licenses was introduced today in the House Resources Committee.

For more, see Betsy Russell’s Eye on Boise.

* This story was originally published as a post from the blog "Outdoors Blog." Read all stories from this blog