Nampa Fire Mapping Company Stops McCall Wildfire In Its Tracks
Two weeks ago, a plane flying nine miles northwest of McCall spotted a wildfire burning in some trees. No one knew the fire was there until the pilot called incident command and started circling the fire to get a better look.
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