Idaho's WWII Bomber Crash Site You Have to Hike to Get to

History and hiking combined make for an unforgettable experience on your 10-mile journey to Idaho's World War II ruins. Located deep in the wilds of the Payette National Forest, the shoreline of Loon Lake is the home of a B-23 bomber jet.

This World War II Bomber Fell Out of the Sky & Crashed in Idaho

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Who Makes More Money From Guns? Idaho Or California?

A report from 24/7 Wall St. revealed that Idaho doesn't make as much money from guns as people think... how does it match up to surrounding states?

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