14 year-old Hayden Gordon, an 8th grader from Billings, had an interesting end to Montana’s 2017 general rifle season. After Hayden’s step-mom tagged her very first buck earlier in the season, a couple of weeks later, Hayden was confronted with a wounded buck. Hayden did the right thing and ended up tagging the injured buck and found out that, unfortunately, most of the meat was ruined. At least he put the animal out of its misery.
What a great example of an ethical hunter. This youngster was raised right!
Back Yard Camping by Montana Grant
By angelamontana
GET THE LEAD OUT!!! by Montana Grant
Boats and Bows – Listen to Last Weeks Show 4-13-24
By Kamp Cook
Montana Fishing Reports for 4-13-24
MT Outdoor Podcast: How to Find the Right Boat for You
Cooking with Kokanee Quin: A Fish Dish
FWP News: Off-Highway Vehicle Advisory Committee to meet April 23 in Helena
And WE SURVIVED!!! by Montana Grant
FWP News: Commission amendment proposed for April agenda item
Another Compilation of Fishing Fails
Fresno and Nelson Fishing Report by Brian Olson 4.11.24
Sneak Peek: MT Outdoor Podcast is Making Waves with Bretz RV & Marine
Brett French reports: As private fish ponds multiply, so do FWP’s problems
Lolo National Forest welcomes new District Ranger to the Plains-Thompson Falls Ranger District
By Moosetrack Megan
594-6497 Remembering the Mann Gulch Fire 75 years later
Missoula woman sentenced to more than two years in prison for stealing two U.S. Forest Service pickup trucks
Overlook Gates Opening Monday
Fort Peck Reservoir Test Releases begins April 26th
Is it hunting season yet?
Tagging Information for anglers out on Friday via CSKT
Wilderness Speaker Series concludes with Artist Wilderness Connection Panel at FVCC
Moose Crossing Close Call
Happy National Siblings Day
Statewide MT Fishing Report Compilation 4.9.24
Riley's Meats - Butte Wild Game Processing
