North Idaho unit 1

[highcountry_hunter]

By the way, if you shoot an animal, keep your eyes open, there are plentiful enough grizz in the area to be aware.

For sure. This spring a hunter from the Midwest was on a spring bear hunt and shot and killed a grizzler bear just north of priest lake. Mistook it for a black bear and self reported


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[10thmountainarcher]

https://igbconline.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Selkirk_Grizzly_Bear_Annual_Report_2020.pdf

There are a ton of Grizzlies in the area!

[leonpeon2]

Not to hijack this thread.
I’m headed to unit 1 around the 9th of November. Is it true you can’t bring back any of the bones unless cooked? I usually cut it all up once home 

Also thank for all the useful information I’ve been reading threw all the comments and taking notes for myself. 

Always got an Idaho wolf tag , never know!

[CarbonHunter]

Not to hijack this thread.
I’m headed to unit 1 around the 9th of November. Is it true you can’t bring back any of the bones unless cooked? I usually cut it all up once home 

Also thank for all the useful information I’ve been reading threw all the comments and taking notes for myself. 

Always got an Idaho wolf tag , never know!

I’m not even sure if you can bring cooked bones back. Everything must be deboned before bringing it into Washington regardless of state or province for deer and elk.

[GASoline71]

Not to hijack this thread.
I’m headed to unit 1 around the 9th of November. Is it true you can’t bring back any of the bones unless cooked? I usually cut it all up once home 

Also thank for all the useful information I’ve been reading threw all the comments and taking notes for myself. 

Always got an Idaho wolf tag , never know!

Deer, Elk, Moose and Caribou have to be boned out.

Listed on page 67 of the regs under CWD import restrictions.

Gary