When city slickers traded skylines for sawtooths, one dude ranch adventure in 1930 captured all the grit, grace, and goofy glory of Montana’s wild side on film. Here’s more from Brett French….

Big walleye, hungry eaters, and bonus pike—Lake Peck’s dam area is heating up even if the water temps aren’t!

Forget Netflix thrillers—this bobcat vs. squirrel showdown has better stunts and zero CGI….

Before the Bald Eagle soared into the spotlight, the wild turkey almost strutted away with the title of America’s national bird—and after reading this, you just might agree Ben Franklin wasn’t so crazy. More from Montana Grant here…

After two months of searching, the heartbreaking truth about missing hounds Boone and Bandit has come to light…

April 19: come for the pork, stay for the firepower—Missoula’s hottest upcoming event isn’t just about barbecue….

If you packed it in, pack it out—because nature’s not your landfill and nobody wants to camp next to your worm tub, beer can, or busted fridge. Read more from Montana Grant here…

Montana’s big game permit results are in—time to find out if you’re chasing dreams this fall or chasing leftovers….

Spring’s heating up, but the Kootenai’s still chill—midday hatches, tight drifts, and streamer thumps are the name of the game…

Somebody turned crocs into the ultimate fishing attire…

Who needs delivery when your Dutch Oven turns upside down and bakes a better pie?

Spring Black Bear and Spring Turkey Seasons Open Today!

Thousands of fish, millions of memories, and one elusive $10,000 trout—Mack Days is in full swing….

The man was searching for antlers on a brushy hillside when he first saw a bear. As he was leaving the area, the bear charged him at close range.

Warming waters in Fort Peck’s Big Dry Arm have jumpstarted walleye spawning, helping biologists collect over 9 million eggs ahead of a looming cold front.

You’re in luck if you’re after rainbows in the Helena area reservoirs…

Carr was convicted of two counts of unlawful possession of wildlife, two counts of hunting or killing an overlimit of game animals, two counts of waste of game animals, and a single count of loan or transfer of a license.

Joints are important!

With warmer spring weather drawing more people outdoors, the Bureau of Land Management is reminding the public to follow safe and responsible shooting practices on BLM-managed lands in Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota.

When you know you’re doing a good job raising your little one as a sportsman, you just know….

This little guy was a little confused on how this worked….

Some livestock have antlers–and not by choice!

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