The Idaho Department of Fish and Game announces new hunting regulations for the Panhandle region, specifically targeting chronic wasting disease (CWD) as the state prepares for the 2025-2026 big game season. These regulations include an increase in the number of tags available for white-tailed deer, aiming to effectively manage herd health and curb the spread of CWD.
Public input has played a vital role in shaping these guidelines, as community members contributed to the development of season proposals and final recommendations. The department emphasizes that these measures are essential for maintaining wildlife health and ensuring sustainable hunting practices in the region.
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