Idaho hot spots for elk

I see. So why would I teach my son about this if he can just ask the fish and game where the animals are?!
Idaho F&G have introduce legislation against having to answer all these questions giving hunters an unfair advantage. I'm sure that other states will follow suit. It's time to become an educated hunter.
 
Idaho F&G have introduce legislation against having to answer all these questions giving hunters an unfair advantage. I'm sure that other states will follow suit. It's time to become an educated hunter.
The legislation was introduced by Rep James Petzke. IDFG did not introduce the legislation.

The issue was sheep hunters were getting collar data of the sheep herds to determine patterns and areas to search. Fair chase at its worse.
 
The legislation was introduced by Rep James Petzke. IDFG did not introduce the legislation.

The issue was sheep hunters were getting collar data of the sheep herds to determine patterns and areas to search. Fair chase at its worse.
Hmm, maybe I should make a public record request for the names of all individuals, businesses, or other entities who have made a request for collar data. 🤔
 
If you were teaching your son all about how to read a local area, signs, rutting patterns, where big game go after a earth tremor, why local big game go and do what they go and do, you would be developing a future hunter. Think about it! I'm sure you know things they don't teach in videos and publications.
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I thought this might be a ChatGPT response but I was wrong.

Here is ChatGPT's response to "Idaho hot spots for elk".

Idaho is well-known for its abundant elk population, making it a popular destination for elk hunting. Elk can be found throughout the state, but some areas are considered hot spots due to higher elk concentrations and successful hunting opportunities. Keep in mind that the availability of elk can vary based on factors like weather, migration patterns, and hunting pressure. Here are some notable areas in Idaho for elk hunting:
  1. Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness: This is a vast and rugged wilderness area in north-central Idaho, known for its pristine landscapes and abundant elk population. Access can be challenging, but it offers a true backcountry hunting experience.
  2. Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness: Another expansive wilderness area, this region provides opportunities for both archery and rifle elk hunting. It's one of the largest wilderness areas in the contiguous United States and offers a remote and challenging hunting experience.
  3. Clearwater National Forest: Located in north-central Idaho, the Clearwater National Forest is known for its diverse terrain and good elk numbers. The forest provides a mix of timbered areas and open meadows, providing various hunting opportunities.
  4. Middle Fork Zone: This area, located near the Middle Fork of the Salmon River, is known for its healthy elk population. It offers a combination of wilderness and road-accessible hunting areas.
  5. Sawtooth Zone: The Sawtooth Zone in central Idaho is characterized by rugged mountains and high plateaus. This area provides a mix of forested and open habitats, making it suitable for elk hunting.
  6. Panhandle Region: The northernmost part of Idaho, including areas like the St. Joe National Forest and Kaniksu National Forest, provides good elk hunting opportunities. Terrain can range from dense forests to more open areas.
Before planning any hunting trip, it's essential to check current regulations, licensing requirements, and season dates with the Idaho Department of Fish and Game. Additionally, consider reaching out to local wildlife offices or experienced hunters for the latest information on elk movements and the best hunting spots.
Anyone have any advice for hunting unit 4 in Coeur d' Alene national forest?
 
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