Jul 12, 2026 · Angela Montana
How Fawns Disappear: Nature’s Disappearing Act
A newborn fawn executes an extraordinary disappearing act by lying flat to blend into its surroundings. This impressive camouflage allows it to transform from a visible baby deer into an almost invisible part of the forest floor, showcasing nature's evolutionary brilliance in stealth and survival.
Jun 22, 2026 · Angela Montana
Oh Deer: When Traditional Taxidermy Meets the Dye Bottle
A video titled "Dye a deer… a female deer!" showcases a brightly colored, neon whitetail mount that challenges traditional taxidermy conventions. This divisive art piece has sparked fierce debates online, with traditionalists condemning it as disrespectful, while supporters view it as an innovative expression. The community remains split on its meaning and value.
May 3, 2026 · Angela Montana
What Is Wrong with This Buck?
Does anybody have any ideas on why this young buck is currently writhing around on the ground? We are genuinely […]
Apr 9, 2026 · Angela Montana
The Case of the Twisted Trophy: Nature’s Face-Leaning Buck
Meet the buck that took "crooked" to a new level. From trauma to rare genetic quirks, this skull proves nature doesn't always follow the rules—it just creates better stories.
Mar 18, 2026 · Angela Montana
When Nature Meets Urban Life: Wildlife Encounters
Life's unpredictability affects both humans and wildlife. As animals adapt to urban landscapes, encounters with obstacles can lead to tricky situations, highlighting our overlapping worlds and shared challenges.
Mar 16, 2026 · Angela Montana
Montana Deer & Elk Permit Application Deadline, April 1
If deer or elk hunting is on your Montana to-do list this year, remember that the deadline to apply for […]
Mar 11, 2026 · Angela Montana
Where Trophy Whitetails Come From: Boone and Crockett Data Ranks the Top U.S. States (Plus Montana’s Big-Buck Potential)
Montana’s river bottoms and ranch country can grow gnarly whitetails—but Boone and Crockett’s latest record book shows exactly which states consistently turn out the biggest bucks. Here’s what the 17,000-entry data says about America’s top trophy whitetail destinations, from Wisconsin to the Midwest powerhouses and a few surprise standouts.
Mar 6, 2024 · Angela Montana
When a deer doesn’t want to be touched…
Overall, while deer are generally quiet animals, they use a variety of vocalizations and noises to communicate with each other, […]
Nov 27, 2023 · Angela Montana
Battling Bucks
We hope you had a good season this year! Take a look at these fighters…