
--Photo by LYNNE HALEY
Signs for huckleberry buyers have sprung up around town this summer.
August 11, 2016
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August 11, 2016 1 a.m.
Huckleberry buyers follow the wild harvest
BONNERS FERRY — Even though many of the old mines in North Idaho are long since played out, riches remain for those who know where to find them. The region’s wild huckleberries are ripe for the taking this time of year, and Bonners Ferry residents have a go-to source for turning the fruits of their labor into cold cash.