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Breaking Down Local News Bias in North Idaho: What Residents Need To Know

Severe weather has recently swept through the Pacific Northwest, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and dangerous conditions across North Idaho. In a special emergency update, the North Idaho Experience team discussed what’s happening on the ground—from downed trees and rising water levels to power outages affecting homes across the region.

How to Survive Winter in North Idaho (Short Days, Overcast Skies & SAD Tips)

Severe weather has recently swept through the Pacific Northwest, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and dangerous conditions across North Idaho. In a special emergency update, the North Idaho Experience team discussed what’s happening on the ground—from downed trees and rising water levels to power outages affecting homes across the region.

Inside City on a Hill: The New Faith-Based Mental Health Center Changing North Idaho

Severe weather has recently swept through the Pacific Northwest, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and dangerous conditions across North Idaho. In a special emergency update, the North Idaho Experience team discussed what’s happening on the ground—from downed trees and rising water levels to power outages affecting homes across the region.

How Emergency Response Works in Kootenai County, Idaho: Full Breakdown

Severe weather has recently swept through the Pacific Northwest, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and dangerous conditions across North Idaho. In a special emergency update, the North Idaho Experience team discussed what’s happening on the ground—from downed trees and rising water levels to power outages affecting homes across the region.

Inside the Mission of Footsteps of the Fallen: Faith, Patriotism, and Purpose

Watching a good bird dog work is one of the most addicting experiences in hunting. The intensity on point. The handler reading subtle cues. The flush, the shot, the retrieve—every piece matters. In this episode of The Next Ridge, hosts John Fontaine and Austin Johnson sit down with Suzanne Mensik, an Air National Guard veteran, professional upland guide, and pointing dog handler, to break down how bird dogs actually work—and how hunters can build better dogs by becoming better handlers.

Former Trooper Turned North Idaho Author Talks EMPs, Chaos, and Community Preparedness

Watching a good bird dog work is one of the most addicting experiences in hunting. The intensity on point. The handler reading subtle cues. The flush, the shot, the retrieve—every piece matters. In this episode of The Next Ridge, hosts John Fontaine and Austin Johnson sit down with Suzanne Mensik, an Air National Guard veteran, professional upland guide, and pointing dog handler, to break down how bird dogs actually work—and how hunters can build better dogs by becoming better handlers.

Thinking of Moving to Montana? Watch This First | Tax Law Changes

Watching a good bird dog work is one of the most addicting experiences in hunting. The intensity on point. The handler reading subtle cues. The flush, the shot, the retrieve—every piece matters. In this episode of The Next Ridge, hosts John Fontaine and Austin Johnson sit down with Suzanne Mensik, an Air National Guard veteran, professional upland guide, and pointing dog handler, to break down how bird dogs actually work—and how hunters can build better dogs by becoming better handlers.

How Bird Dogs Really Work | Upland Hunting, Field Secrets, and Training

Watching a good bird dog work is one of the most addicting experiences in hunting. The intensity on point. The handler reading subtle cues. The flush, the shot, the retrieve—every piece matters. In this episode of The Next Ridge, hosts John Fontaine and Austin Johnson sit down with Suzanne Mensik, an Air National Guard veteran, professional upland guide, and pointing dog handler, to break down how bird dogs actually work—and how hunters can build better dogs by becoming better handlers.

What It’s Really Like to Fly Into Idaho’s Backcountry for a Hunt

Flying into Idaho’s backcountry isn’t a bucket-list fantasy reserved for Alaska or guided hunts with five-figure price tags. In this episode of The Next Ridge Podcast, hosts John Fontaine and Austin Johnson pull back the curtain on what it’s actually like to fly into one of the most remote places in the Lower 48—the Frank Church–River of No Return Wilderness—and hunt it the hard way.