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It’s legal to pick up roadkill for food in most of the Mountain West (Nevada excluded). You generally just have to get a permit, and now Wyoming is making that especially easy to do. In that state, you can get a permit via an app, called Wyoming 511. However, if you want to take part of the animal for food, you’ll need to take the entire animal with you.
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When stay-at-home-orders went into effect in states across the U.S. to help stop the spread of the coronavirus, ecologists realized they had a perfect…
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The coronavirus has meant fewer cars on roadways. And a new study says this may be giving some animals a break on Idaho’s roads. In 2019, 35 deer and elk…
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Most states in the Mountain West allow people to harvest roadkill, and California passed its own “roadkill bill” earlier this week. But Nevada and...
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“Share the Road” is a common motto seen across Idaho, advocating for cars to share their roads with bicyclists. Eastern Idaho is dealing with a different…
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In 2012, Idaho legalized the salvaging of roadkill. We talk with Fish and Game about the rules of roadkill and a roadkill connoisseur about how to prepare…
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Youth advocates fight to overturn religious exemptions for child medical care.Ways to chase away the 'winter blues.'Idaho's relationship with roadkill.A…
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Talking about suicide.Breakthroughs in breast cancer research.Enjoying summer wines.- America saw the passing of two cultural icons by suicide and on…
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The deadliest animal in the U.S. isn’t a grizzly bear, a mountain lion or even a western diamondback rattlesnake. It’s a deer. More than 200 Americans are…