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A Montana legislator has proposed a bill that would require a hunter to “report their hunting activity for a game animal before they are eligible to purchase a new game animal license during the following license year.”

Think you know cats? This couple’s surprise attacker proves not all felines are the cuddly kind—brace yourself for the unexpected…

Solid ice, a hot perch bite, and walleye keeping us on our toes—find out what worked (and where) on Nelson Reservoir for the Captain and Don Jamison…

Discover the latest conditions from Don Wilkins, uncover hot spots and learn crucial safety tips for a successful weekend on the ice!

After months of miscommunication and delays, the Fergus County Commission gave the green light to the Stafford Ferry Conservation Easement, ending a saga of confusion and setting the stage for better access to Montana’s wildlands—proving that collaboration can still win the day.

Spring in Montana: where ‘winter’s almost over’ means snowflakes still flirt with us, and the sun has us dreaming of naked sunbathing—at 37 degrees! More from Montana Grant here…

Winter has come, be careful out there but take advantage of the first ice! Montana Outdoor Radio Show · Woody […]

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These snow creations are so awesome, Frosty just packed his bags and retired…

We had 42 teams compete and they caught 138 fish as compared to last year they caught 96 fish of […]

At 94, Laura Berry bagged a jaw-dropping 321-inch buck, sparking a South Texas hunting legend—and a whole lot of buzz about the fine print!

Only in Montana—where snow removal comes with a side of mystery, leopard-print lingerie, and snowblower surprises! Read more from Montana Grant…

The positive result came from a harvested mule deer.

In December, the Lolo National Forest issued a final decision notice for the Westside Ninemile Wildfire Resiliency Project to implement vegetation and fuel reduction activities along the west-side of the Ninemile Valley within Missoula County.

The City of Helena issued a warning Tuesday about a mountain lion on a local trail.

The Montana State University rodeo team will be on the national stage next week when the student-athletes participate in the Pass in Review, otherwise known as the Inaugural Parade, in Washington, D.C., on Monday, Jan. 20. The parade will begin at 1 p.m. Mountain time.

Upgrade your venison game with these bacon-wrapped meatloaf muffins…

Casey Brooks just shattered elk hunting history with a potential world-record bull!

Kentucky just delivered a free-range buck so unique it’s stealing the internet’s spotlight…

After years of riding wild mustangs and chasing elk, Terry Allen proves that even after back surgery, a true Montanan never quits—he just needs a little help getting back in the saddle! Read more from Montana Grant..

The draft CCP proposes to expand hunting opportunities at the district. One alternative allows the use of lead ammunition for expanded big game hunting and the other alternative prohibits lead ammunition and tackle across the district. Neither alternative is indicated as a preferred alternative at this time, and we are seeking the public’s input on both alternatives.

You may have seen this circulating the internet. Here’s what we know of the story. About seven years back, at […]

Hooked on fishing contests? FWP wants your input on 2025 open water events—share your thoughts before Jan. 27!