


Posted on: September 06, 2007
By
Dave Langston
“We’ve done pretty well this year” says Bob Langston of Pocatello. It’s been a bit spotty but most of the areas that have a fresh water source like a stream or creek have been very productive. We have seen a lot of young birds this year and the season so far has been better than the last three,” he adds.
Idaho Fish & Game (208) 232-4703 officers report the season seems to be going well and as they predicted this year’s hatch was a success. A good number of birds reported have been from this year’s crop. All of the drainages mentioned above have good numbers of draws coming off each one allowing hunter’s endless miles of prime habitat.Coming into the October season deer hunters will be covering the hills in a show of orange. Please be considerate during the season and respect each others hunting areas. As a side note, cattle are still in many of these areas and ranchers have been reporting cattle with shot in them. If you get caught doing this you can expect a stiff jail sentence with thousands in penalties, it’s not worth it.
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Outdoor writer Dave Langston resides in Chubbuck. He grew up in the Midwest and south fishing and hunting across the country.
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