Wild horses are not the only wildlife on Flathead Lake’s Wild Horse Island.
There are bighorn sheep, mule deer and more that also call the island home. As a matter of fact, there are so many bighorn sheep that FWP has to keep their population in check by taking sheep off the island from time to time. The predator scene on the 2,164-acre island is slim, consisting of a few coyotes and mountain lions.
The island, only accessible by boat, offers camping, too. If you are looking for a special camping experience, then this would be a place to start.
If you have admired the well-known island from afar, but have never actually stepped foot on it, then you can get a first-hand glimpse below from video footage posted by the Flathead Guide.
2nd tourist gored by bison in YNP in 3 days
By Moosetrack Megan
ELK REGULATIONS THREATENED!!!
By Montana Grant
90 year-old woman fends off bear with chair
By angelamontana
GOOD and BAD CAMPING IDEAS!!!
PERCH POO POO PARTY!!!
Bear opens car door of elderly couples
Bear attack footage: Because it’s Thursday
FWP TO LIFT RECREATIONAL CLOSURE ON YELLOWSTONE RIVER NEAR LIVINGSTON
KEEP AIS PREVENTION PROTOCOLS IN MIND THIS HOLIDAY WEEKEND
Boat sinks in Whitefish Lake
Rules of a bear fight club
Additional Closures on West Side of Hungry Horse Resevoir
Walleye Wednesday: 5 Biggest Walleye Fishing Mistakes
Bobcat kittens visit bowhunter
Hiker flown to Billings hospital after grizzly mauling
NorthWestern Energy hosting July 12 meeting on Madison River Basin topics in West Yellowstone
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR 24TH ANNUAL WEED WHACKER RODEO
BIOLOGISTS SET TO BEGIN GRIZZLY BEAR CAPTURES
Beartooth Highway partially reopen
Man gored by bison in Yellowstone National Park
Tasty Tuesday: Pike Pizza
FWP to hold work session on hunter/landowner stewardship project
OLD STEEL BRIDGE FISHING ACCESS SITE PARTIALLY REOPENS TO PUBLIC ACCESS
SEVERAL RIVERS IN STILLWATER COUNTY REOPEN JUNE 28 TO RECREATIONAL USE
