A tarp covered with dirt next to a grassy lawn will attract night crawlers by the dozens. The tarp retains heat and moisture even when top soils are freezing. Recently on November 7 in Montana a tarp covered with waxed dirt was rolled over to transfer the dirt into buckets and Kaden Walrath picked up six dozen worms for what he calls his “worm farm”.
The worms will be stored in a cork box with worm bedding for ice fishing later this winter.
FWP News: Fish and Wildlife Commission to postpone hearing on upland game bird hunting regulations, seasons
By angelamontana
A Few Survival Tips
TIPS SOUGHT ON FOUR ELK POACHED NEAR ANACONDA
By Moosetrack Megan
Bear Stew Recipe
FWP News: FWP seeking public comment on several items
Steelhead Season is Hot
Game wardens seek information on bull elk shot and wasted in Musselshell County
Bobcats vs. Coyote
FWP News: More commission amendments proposed for December agenda items
Montana ice climber dies in Hyalite Canyon fall
Governor Gianforte Announces Harvest of State Capitol Christmas Tree
Veterans Invited to Recreational Therapy Open House
Battling Bucks
FWP News: FWP to hold additional regional meetings to discuss 2023 Montana Gray Wolf Conservation and Management Plan
DUKE’S FAVORITE FOODS!!! by Montana Grant
Insane chair lift malfunction
What a buck!
STAY REDDY!!! by Montana Grant
BE CAUSEWAY!!! by Montana Grant
9th Inning for 2023 Season – Listen to Last Weeks Show 11/25/23
By Kamp Cook
Montana Hunting and Fishing Reports for 11/25/23
MT Outdoor Podcast: Could You Survive if You Were Dropped Off Just over 200 Miles from the Artic Circle with Only 10 Basic Items, no Food and LEFT ALONE?!
BIG SKY ROD BUSTERS!!! by Montana Grant
3 year-old finds humongous whitetail deadhead
