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There is so much more that could have been added. Grangeville's Told Lake, Clarkia's Fossil bowel, Kendrick's grade. Many more fossils. Great study areas.

Instead of just burning it off like normal, they poison the whole land. Genius level green idiocy

Cattle will not eat cheat grass. It has nothing worthwhile for the land.

I absolutely loved this! I hope you’re able to put wildlife crossings everywhere! I also hope that community that got the wildlife crossings shut down gets educated on the hard situation our wildlife are going through and the game department will be able to get that crossing in place where it’s need most.

Very well done, I really enjoy your video.

It sure is pretty up there I've been to a few of these places i lived in coeurda'lene for a while and have been to far north idaho. Cowboy upper priest lake is a cool place.

Thank you for this. Well done.

Olá , Chegando para fortalecer o seu canal 😘💯🙏💪💪 Super like

OH GOD NO not the monocultures

Leave idahos wild horses wild

Tourists are ruining it by showing no respect for the rules and lack of disrespect for the wild animals

At 9:32 Mr. Mofid mentions getting a Chukker? That's a term used in the Sport of Polo!🏑🏇🏇Polo is also thought to originate in Persia or present day Iran! I wonder if he plays Polo too!🏑🏇 There's plenty of space 🌌out there in Idaho with all that open Land!🏞️ Good for him and any Falconer with access to all the Beautiful open Fields🏞️ in America!🇺🇸 From a Fellow Falconer,🪶 Happy Hunting🦅 to all good, dedicated Falconer's around the World🗺️who practice this Beautiful Art/Science/Lifestyle we know as Falconry!

they are filming this at a hiking trail in the foorhills. its very far into the foothills maybe halfway to lucky peak. gorgeous landscape. halfway thru the hike you cannot hear any noise or cars from boise. its complely quiet. i love our foothills and hope they can prevent these fires cause idahos countryside is downright gorgeous

Very nice Appaloosa horses.

Jesus is lord n̈ot her or his

I throw put probably 40 pairs of socks a year because of cheatgrass 😢

Tooths are the home for past 22 years, I backpacked many many miles. 🏠🏔

I always thought you were one hell of a good man. No doubt about it after watching your video. Thank you for sharing.

when was this originally filmed?

Absolutely beautiful 😍 🤩 😮

I meant will never know. Darn auto correct. 😁

My greatest fear is that with the massive public debt that has been built up since 2000, they will suddenly decide to fire sale all of the public lands to private corporations using paying down the debt as an excuse. Then the greatest heritage that exists in America will be lost for ever and our descendants will know the greatness of America.

As a life time native and resident of North Idaho, I find it unfathomable that anyone would resist the installation of wild life over and under passes. During the hard winter of 2006- 07, in just the fifty mile pass-through our county, over 600 deer, elk and moose were killed by vehicles and trains. A significant amount of this would be mitigated by corridors. This would save millions of dollars in vehicle damage and would quickly pay for their cost. The mule deer populations are crashing here but that is mostly due to habitat loss. Mule deer traditionally lived on mountain tops that were routinely burned off by lightning strikes and were open spaces. Now the fires are quickly put out and the mountain tops end up covered in dense timber that is not suitable for habitat. Mule deer are slowly being replaced by white tail deer that are actually an eastern species that came west as the land was cleared and turned over to agriculture. The introduction of white tails has been catastrophic for the moose as they brought diseases that are fatal to moose. Nature will sort it out in the next million years or so, I guess.

It is sad to think that a lot of the old giants went to make kitchen matches. On my private forest I have thinned for white pine as long as I have owned it. In the natural regen, I have found about a 30% resistance in what comes in. Those that get infected are cut down and removed. I now have several trees running 2 to 3foot DBH that are so far blister rust free. I planted some I got from the forest service that are growing well and are rust free.

She sounds like a fed.

As so-called stewards of our planet... why is it that our planet is crying out and we still are not listening to her! Our trees are struggling due to polluted air and soil and of policies that are not condusive to their well-being. Ppl are so disconnected from their origins! I'm thankful for ppl like these individuals who are out there giving back to OUR Earth mother! Thank you for this video! Namaste!

Love Idaho💚

I really enjoyed this video/film. I feel you did an excellent job on it!

There may be a giant one i surveyed in early 90's on east side of pond peak, shoshone range, shoshone creek. Not sure if its still there but it was a big one and ive mearsured a good number of them in old growth studies in that era.

I really can't find the words to describe the raw beauty and fierceness of this place. Thank you so much for this film. Also thanks to 2 folks who commented about the indigenous people whose home this was and still is. I agree, that this should have been acknowledged in this video.

What is funny is why they shipped the tree seeds off to another country to grow the seedlings back then.

Largest WP at 179'? No way. There are still 200 footers out there. Ive seen them.

I never miss an episode of Outdoor Idaho . Every episode is so informative and interesting . Keep up the great work . 😊

I found a massive white pine this summer up in the mallard larkins pioneer area.

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Amazing!

Very important topic. Thank you!

Thank you for this, great snapshot into Idaho culture. Idaho has had bumpy but steady success with public-private-volunteer models. With rights come responsibility.

These people are so full of beans. There's always and overt reason for the drones, and there's the covert reason.

a National Rec Area is better than a National Park because we can float rivers, hunt, etc in it

the most majestic and picturesque mountain range in the Lower 48

This is awesome! Thank you for making this.

I totally agree: “If you’re not smiling while riding your bike, then there’s something wrong with you!”😊

Thank you for posting this!

Thanks to your channel I saw something new, unusual, got acquainted with mountain landscapes : this is my favorite topic. I am glad that you shared it with us.

beautiful

Completed 12ers gang check in! I wrapped them in 2023!

Thanks for this--

Love Idaho!

Good luck