Idaho Fish and Game officer and K-9 partner to give free public presentation in Pocatello

This time of yr Idaho Fish and Recreation conservation officers keep very busy within the discipline speaking to hunters and anglers, taking wildlife calls from the general public, and conducting investigations.   Within the Southeast Area, District Conservation Officer Tim Klucken has some further assist from his Okay-9 companion, a black lab named Dexter.  If you need to know extra about how this specially-trained workforce work collectively to “sniff out” crime, head on over to the Idaho Museum of Pure Historical past at Idaho State College in Pocatello on Tuesday, Sept. 27, at 6 p.m.   The presentation is free.

Officer Klucken will probably be sharing the day-to-day actions of an Idaho Fish and Recreation conservation officer and describing how Dexter helps to analyze instances.  Come hearken to tales from the sphere and get an opportunity to see Dexter in motion as he showcases his sleuthing talents!

The Idaho Museum of Pure Historical past is positioned in ISU Constructing #12, the “Museum Constructing” adjoining the Pond Pupil Union.   The car parking zone might be accessed on the intersection of fifth Avenue and Dillon Avenue.

For extra details about this occasion, please contact the Idaho Museum of Pure Historical past at 208-282-3168 or the Idaho Division of Fish and Recreation at 208-232-4703.