01.
General. In addition to those areas closed under IDAPA
13.01.07.300, "Rules Governing Taking of Wildlife," the following area is
closed to the hunting, killing, or molesting of any game bird: Roswell Marsh
Wildlife Habitat Area in Canyon County on Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays and
Wednesdays from September 15 through the end of the waterfowl hunting season in
the area south of Highway 18 and west of Pebble Lane (Roswell Marsh segment).
(3-31-22)
02.
Migratory Game
Birds. In addition to the areas listed above as closed to hunting of
game birds, the following areas are closed to hunting, killing, or molesting
migratory game birds other than mourning dove: (3-31-22)
a. Fort Hall Indian Reservation in Bingham,
Bannock, and Power Counties within three hundred (300) yards each way of the
Fort Hall Bluffs from Bigbend Boat Launch to the west boundary of the Fort Hall
Indian Reservation. (3-31-22)
b.
Hagerman Wildlife Management Area (WMA) in Gooding County in the area enclosed
by the following boundary: Beginning at a point two hundred (200) yards west of
the point at which U.S. Highway 30 crosses the south bank of Gridley Island,
then northwest along a line two hundred (200) yards southwest of and parallel
to U.S. Highway 30 to a point two hundred (200) yards west of the junction of
U.S. Highway 30 and the WMA entrance, then west and north and east along a line
two hundred (200) yards outside of the WMA boundary, which is marked by a
fence, to the point at which the fence meets U.S. Highway 30, then east and
south along a line five hundred (500) yards outside of the WMA boundary to the
Snake River, then downstream along the north bank of the Snake River and then
along the south bank of Gridley Island to the point where U.S. Highway 30
crosses the south bank of Gridley Island, then two hundred (200) yards west of
U.S. Highway 30 to the point of beginning. Exception: Department sponsored
waterfowl hunts. (3-31-22)
c.
Mormon Reservoir in Camas County including the shoreline area within two
hundred (200) yards of the ordinary high water line. (3-31-22)
d. Spokane River in Kootenai County from the
Post Falls Dam to Lake Coeur d'Alene at the orange pilings, within two hundred
(200) yards of the ordinary high water line two thousand one hundred
twenty-eight (2,128) feet above sea level. (3-31-22)
03.
Geese. In addition to the
areas listed above as closed to hunting of game birds and migratory game birds,
the following areas are closed to the hunting, killing, or molesting of any
species of geese: (3-31-22)
a. Canyon County
in the area enclosed by the following boundary and within one hundred fifty
(150) feet of the exterior side of said boundary (except that the closure
extends to one hundred (100) yards from the exterior side of said boundary
along that section commencing at the junction of Lake Shore Drive and Rim Road,
then south on Rim Road to west Lewis Lane, then east on west Lewis Lane to Lake
Shore Drive, then along Lake Shore Drive to Emerald Road): Beginning
approximately at the junction of State Highway 45 (12th Avenue Road) and
Greenhurst Road (Nampa), then west following Greenhurst Road to its junction
with Middleton Road, then north following Middleton Road to its junction with
Lake Lowell Avenue, then west following Lake Lowell Avenue to its junction with
Lake Avenue, then north following Lake Avenue to its junction with West
Roosevelt Avenue, then west following West Roosevelt Avenue to its junction
with Indiana Avenue, then north following Indiana Avenue to its junction with
State Highway 55 (Karcher Road), then west following State Highway 55 to its
junction with Riverside Road, then south following Riverside Road to the Deer
Flat National Wildlife Refuge boundary, then west along boundary fence below
lower embankment as posted to Lake Shore Drive, then in a southeast direction
following Lake Shore Drive to its junction with Marsing Road, then east and
south on Lake Shore Drive to Rim Drive, then south on Rim Drive to West Lewis
Lane, then east on West Lewis Lane to Lake Shore Drive, then southeast on Lake
Shore Drive to State Highway 45, then north on State Highway 45 to the point of
beginning. (3-31-22)
b. Hagerman
Valley in Gooding and Twin Falls Counties in the area enclosed by the following
boundary: Beginning at the Gridley Island Bridge on the Snake River, then south
and east along the south bank to a point perpendicular to mile marker 187.5,
then on a direct line east to the southern tip of Ritter Island (in the Snake
River), then continuing east to the intersection of 3200 South Road and 1300
East Road, then north on the 1300 East Road to the 1200 East Road, then
northwest and north on the 1200 East Road to the 3000 South Road, then west on
the 3000 South Road to a point five hundred (500) yards east of the
intersection of the 3000 South Road and the Hagerman National Fish Hatchery
Road) (east of the Hagerman WMA boundary), then north and west five hundred
(500) yards outside the Hagerman WMA boundary to U.S. Highway 30, then west and
south two hundred (200) yards outside the Hagerman WMA boundary to 2900 South
Road, then west on 2900 South Road to 900 East Road, then due south to a point
two hundred (200) yards north of the Snake River, then west and north two
hundred (200) yards outside the high water line on the east bank of the Snake
River to Lower Salmon Dam, then west across the Snake River, then south,
southwest and east two hundred (200) yards outside the high water line on the
west bank of the Snake River (including the Idaho Power Upper Salmon Dam
diversion canal) to the Gridley Bridge, the point of beginning.
(3-31-22)
c. Minidoka and Cassia
Counties in the area enclosed by the following boundary: Within two hundred
(200) yards of the high water line of the Snake River from Milner Dam upstream
to Meridian Road (north side of the Snake River) and 650 East Road (south side
of the Snake River), approximately six and one-half (6 1/2) miles east of the
City of Burley. (3-31-22)