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	Preserving Idaho's Bowhunting Heritage

The Idaho State Bowhunters Inc. is dedicated to promote biologically sound wildlife management; to keep our members currently informed on matters that affect their hunting privileges; and to encourage the formation of new archery clubs who will lend strength to our goal of maintaining quality bowhunting in Idaho

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Wolves - Thursday, April 17, 2008
All hunters need to take a look at www.saveourelk.com (full story)

new address - Tuesday, April 15, 2008
New mailing address for Idaho State Bowhunters is PO box 4968 Boise, Id. 83711-4868 (full story)

Year in Review - Saturday, April 12, 2008
Year in Review by Idaho State Bowhunter President Richard Beesley (full story)

Jamboree meeting - Monday, March 10, 2008
ISB Jamboree planning meeting will be held at the Magic Valley Region Fish and Game office 9am March 29th. Any member is welcome. Address: 319 S 417 E US HWY 93 Jerome, ID. (full story)

Senate Bill 1391 Defend/Promote Elk Ranches - Tuesday, February 12, 2008
All Hunters need to contact every legislator in our districts to oppose this bill.
Senate Bill 1391-Defend/Promote Elk Ranches. It is a bill to created a council (funded by tax payers) to defend/promote Elk Ranches.

Here is a link to the bill.

http://www3.state.id.us/oasis/S1391.html
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Elk Breeders on the offensive - Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Please read this. The five states surrounding Idaho have severly restricted cervidae ranching, or have made it illegal all together. Remember our unanimous position on this issue. All of ISB needs to contact every legislator in our districts to oppose this bill.

Richard Beesley President Idaho State Bowhunters
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Traveling Bowhunter Education Plaque - Tuesday, January 22, 2008

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Commission Puts off Action on Mule Deer Plan - Friday, January 18, 2008

The Idaho Fish and Game Commission on Thursday, January 17, put off action on a proposed mule deer management plan to allow more public comment.

Commissioners delayed action on the mule deer plan, which would guide mule deer management over the next decade, to add some clarification and to allow additional time for public review and comment on the final version of the plan.

They expect to take action on the plan in March in time for setting this year’s hunting seasons. The plan will be available for additional comment on the Fish and Game Website at http://fishandgame.idaho.gov or at regional Fish and Game offices.

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