FORT HALL — People aren’t the only Southeast Idaho residents affected by recent extreme weather conditions.
Wintering elk that migrate onto the Fort Hall Reservation in search of ranges with forage and refuge from frigid temperatures have been pushed to even lower elevations because of extreme winter weather.
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