Vendors selling trapping supplies including lures, baits, traps and other wares reported excellent sales and the turnout was at or above average.
The MTA rendezvous has been held for 37 consecutive years the last 15 (or so) of which have been in Lewistown, MT due to its central location in the state. Trappers travel as far away as Alberta to join in the festivities that include trapping demonstrations, trap setting contests, skillet toss and a nicely added feature this year included a fish fry hosted by two trappers who donated a variety of fish for the Friday night event.
Another feature attraction in the Fur Fashion Show where audience members get a chance to model furs by Paparazzi Furs of Big Sky, MT in a fun and casual atmosphere.
The annual rendezvous serves as the main fund raiser for the Montana Trappers Association and coincides with the Choke Cherry Festival also held annually in Lewistown.
Waterfowl Wonders – Listen to Last Weeks Show 10/1/22
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Montana Hunting and Fishing reports for 10/1/22
BULLWINKLE BUSTERS!!!
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VERNON’S SLOP!!!
Fall foliage predicted to peak in the coming week in Montana
By Moosetrack Megan
MONTANA BLUE RIBBON STREAMS!
By Krawdaddy Jones
Nelson Reservoir Fishing Report by Brian Olson 9.29.22
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Fresno Fishing Report by Brian Olson 9.29.22
Bob your way to Hunters’ Breakfast for some hunting talk this morning!
FWP News: Fishing regulation proposals removed from October Fish and Wildlife Commission meeting
FWP News: Fishing closure lifted on section of Big Hole River
TATER TIME!!!
POCKET KNIVES!!!
Brett French reports | Study: Yellowstone bison have small amount of cattle genes
Statewide Montana Fishing Report Compilation 9.29.22
Grizzly bear puts on show for kayaker
Custer Gallatin Forest National Visitor Use Monitoring Surveys Begin Oct 1, 2022
Come Join the Custer Gallatin National Forest
New remote 5-acre wildfire in northwest corner of Yellowstone National Park
UM to Celebrate 1960s-Era Smokejumper Alums at Film Premiere, Panel
FWP News: Waterfowl, pheasant and antelope hunting seasons to open soon
FWP News: FWP looks to purchase new recreation site on Yellowstone River near Reed Point
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An unexpected surprise…wow
