Posted in Idaho
February 19, 2016
These 14 Crazy Laws in Idaho Will Leave You Scratching Your Head
Idaho is no stranger to the weird and wonderful world of silly legislation, and like many states, we harbor a number of outdated statutes written too long ago to be relevant, and too nonsensical to make removing them from the rule books worth the effort. So we dug a little deeper into Idaho’s hidden vault of crazy laws to see what sort of ridiculous ordinances we could find that you haven’t heard of yet.
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But if you do, it gives new meaning to being "in the doghouse."

But I made the rules, sonny. So I can break 'em.

There must be a story behind this one, somewhere.

But when the sun is up, onion rings all around!

I'm assuming that this doesn't include fast-food chicken?

The law says nothing about hunting with a remote without the Internet, however.

I guess this one seems logical...

We take our potatoes very seriously here.

And I quote, "It is prohibited for pedestrians and motorists to display frowns, grimaces, scowls, threatening and glowering looks, gloomy and depressed facial appearances, generally all of which reflect unfavorably upon the city’s reputation." So turn that frown upside-down!

i think we've all been in situations where this law could have come in handy. That, or a hose.

Just keepin' the streets clean.

Which is a darn shame, because camels tell the best fishing stories.

I don't know about you, but my weekend plans are simply ruined, now.

Well, duh. But if you're a zombie? Do what you gotta do.
Do you know of any other crazy laws hidden in Idaho’s rule books? Let us know in the comments!