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!
PUMPKIN PIE SEASON!!!
By Montana Grant
CWD SEASON!!!
Deadline for FWP fish photo/art contest is Oct. 16
By angelamontana
FWP announces bat video contest for Montana students
Bighorn sheep season to close in HD 501
A place in the world where guns are recommended by the Governor
Enjoy a Lure while tuning into Hunters’ Breakfast today!
From the Beaverhead/Deerlodge Madison District: horse carcass on trail
By Moosetrack Megan
Visitation statistics for August 2020
Park Ranger uses bear spray against bears near tourists
Two men cited for harassing bison in Yellowstone
Brett French presents: Hell ain’t a bad place to be
Madison River Fishing Report by the Slide Inn 9.16.20
BISON BIKERS!!!
YNP ROCK N ROLL!!!
Central to Eastern Montana Fishing Report 9.16.20
Injured Grizzly Bear near Eldridge Creek Means Visitors Need to Take Precautions
Reminder: Apply now for FWP’s Apprentice Hunter Program
Grizzly bear relocated from Seeley Lake after repeatedly seeking garbage
Man frees locked bucks with chainsaw [VIDEO]
Avoid getting SKUNKED this hunting season! [VIDEO]
Elk Meatloaf Cupcakes!
Wolf trapping and calling class on Oct. 3rd in Superior
State Land Recreation Info
