A big screen bullseye
By Lyndsie Kiebert-Carey
Reader Staff
When it comes to the insane thrill of bowhunting, if you know, you know.
Those who know — and even those who don’t, but who …
Tagged: hunting
Voices in the Wilderness: Hunting for a challenge in the backcountry
By Bart George
Reader Contributor
For most of us, it’s not an accident that we live in the Inland Northwest. Locals that have been here for generations love this place …
Sick situation
By Lyndsie Kiebert
Reader Staff
As hunters hit the mountains this fall on their annual mission to fill their freezers, many harbored a concern that the meat they harvested might …
Mad About Science: Elk
By Brenden Bobby
Reader Columnist
That time of year has come and gone again. Countless pickup trucks sitting vacant in parking lots around private and public parking lots alike, the …
Lessons from an elk hunter
By Lyndsie Kiebert
Reader Staff
•Your gas tank should always be at least half full
•Never take a phone call during dinner
•Pack your rifle with the scope tucked under …
Environmental groups seek a stop to wolf killings
By Cameron Rasmusson
Reader Staff
Five environmental groups are joining forces to seek a halt to federally managed wolf killings.
Idaho-based Western Watersheds Project, along with four allies, is asking …
Single in Sandpoint
By Scarlette Quille
Reader Columnist
Elk season: What does it mean?
To the average American, it is the time of year when it is legal to run around in the …
Happy Spring Equinox. The days are getting longer – so get out and enjoy them. Check out a performance of Mamma Mia!, enjoy Community Day & 2400 Ft of Schweitzer, or even build some STEM Bridges. As always, see the full list of events in the 
