
Elk generally avoid humans, but they can be dangerous during the fall rut or when cows are protecting calves. Respect their space to ensure a safe encounter.

Bald Eagles engage in a dramatic courtship ritual called “cartwheeling,” where they lock talons and freefall, testing their compatibility and strength to ensure only the most committed pairs breed.

A striking black bear mount on a loft railing showcases expert taxidermy craftsmanship. This art form has evolved, capturing lifelike motion and personality, blending biology and sculpture since the 1800s.

The internet is doing what it does best—arguing. The clip below from Colorado is making the rounds and has some […]

In Yellowstone, wolves and cougars clash because wolves steal elk kills, sometimes killing cougars. A long-term GPS study shows they’re rivals without reward, unlike smaller predators that scavenge for food.

Before anyone checks the calendar or reaches for regulations—no, it is not Montana’s general big game season, and no, this […]

Coydogs, true 50/50 coyote-dog hybrids, are rare and often confused with coyotes or feral dogs. Actual hybrids can be unpredictable and belong in the wild, not as pets.

Wolf management in Alberta and Montana aims to maintain ecosystem balance, addressing stressed prey populations. It emphasizes science-based strategies rather than emotional reactions, ensuring both predators and prey are sustainably managed.

BRETT FRENCH | bfrench@billingsgazette.com As any hunter can tell you, elk are frustratingly smart, but they also adhere to certain […]

Every once in a while, nature throws us a plot twist that looks straight out of fantasy—an animal dressed in […]

The Bald Eagle has been the national emblem of the United States since 1782, and, All About Birds reinforces that […]

Colorado has paused its gray wolf reintroduction plans due to political pressure and ranchers’ concerns, leaving the future of the program uncertain amid federal threats and local tensions.

Coyotes in Sun Valley, Idaho, are increasingly approaching people and pets, raising concerns following a recent fatal dog attack. Idaho Fish and Game urges residents to keep dogs close and manage attractants, especially during breeding season. Responsible hunting is also emphasized to maintain a healthy coyote population and community safety.

Why was a black bear still roaming around in December?

Check out this Valentine’s Day gift that comes with a bite….literally!

Coyotes are eating pets — but who’s really to blame?

When cold weather tries to kill them, these critters just wait it out….

Always be prepared in bear country….especially if you’re looking for bears to take pictures of…

It’s pretty cool to see some elk, but it’s even cooler to see a predator stalking them live…

Could Wyoming’s grizzlies be hunted again? Nesvik weighs in…

While hunters and ranchers are cheering, animal activists are fuming….

This simple tool is changing how trappers handle non-targets…

Horses, humans, and a bull elk—watch what happens when they all meet at the same place….

If you think you have seen close encounters, watch this video till the end!

Want to trap smarter, not harder? Justin Webb spills the deets in this master class…

Wildlife Struggles Are Real… This Raccoon’s Hangover Proves It….

A pretty good survival hack we can pass on is to give wildlife space….

When you head out deer hunting and end up driving home from your passenger seat….

Some mornings you plan coffee. Some mornings you help save elk..

Imagine walking your dog and realizing that you’re being followed….by a moose!

Have you had some cringey moments that you just can’t stop thinking about? Do what this elk did…

Everybody seems to be after turkey around Thanksgiving….even animals!

You won’t believe how far these biologists went to save a bighorn sheep!

This guy is on a mission to prove this deer track myth wrong.

Although it is unclear what caused this horn damage, we do know of a few things that could have been the culprit…or part of the culprit.

Man tests wildlife boundaries with wolves at YNP…and then what?